Package index
Group Sequential CRT Sample Size Computation
For an overview of how to use the gsDesignCRT package, see vignette("example")
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gsDesignCRT()
- Compute stopping boundaries, maximum sample size, and expected sample sizes for a group sequential cluster randomized trial.
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gsUpperCRT()
- Boundary derivation for efficacy stopping only.
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gsLowerCRT()
- Boundary derivation for binding or non-binding futility stopping only.
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gsBoundsCRT()
- Boundary derivation for efficacy and binding or non-binding futility stopping.
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gsProbabilityCRT()
- Compute stopping boundary crossing probabilities.
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gsSimContCRT()
- Simulate group sequential cluster-randomized trial with continuous outcomes.
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gsSimBinCRT()
- Simulate group sequential cluster-randomized trial with binary outcomes
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genContCRT()
- Simulate cluster-randomized trial data with continuous outcomes
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genBinCRT()
- Simulate cluster-randomized trial data with binary outcomes
Spending Functions
For an overview of spending functions, see vignette("SpendingFunctionOverview")
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spendingFunction()
- Spending Function
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sfLDOF()
sfLDPocock()
- Lan-DeMets Spending function overview
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sfHSD()
- Hwang-Shih-DeCani Spending Function
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sfPower()
- Kim-DeMets (power) Spending Function
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sfExponential()
- Exponential Spending Function
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sfLogistic()
sfBetaDist()
sfCauchy()
sfExtremeValue()
sfExtremeValue2()
sfNormal()
- Two-parameter Spending Function Families
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sfTDist()
- t-distribution Spending Function
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sfLinear()
sfStep()
- Piecewise Linear and Step Function Spending Functions
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sfPoints()
- Pointwise Spending Function
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sfTruncated()
sfTrimmed()
sfGapped()
- Truncated, trimmed and gapped spending functions
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checkLengths()
checkRange()
checkScalar()
checkVector()
isInteger()
- Utility functions to verify variable properties