SsSampleSizeKGivenJ {RJafroc} | R Documentation |
Number of cases, for specified number of readers, to achieve desired power
Description
Number of cases to achieve the desired power, for specified number of readers J, and specified DBM or ORH analysis method
Usage
SsSampleSizeKGivenJ(
dataset,
...,
J,
FOM,
effectSize = NULL,
method = "OR",
alpha = 0.05,
desiredPower = 0.8,
analysisOption = "RRRC",
LegacyCode = FALSE
)
Arguments
dataset |
The pilot dataset. If set to NULL then variance components must be supplied. |
... |
Optional variance components, VarTR, VarTC and VarErr. These are needed if dataset is not supplied. |
J |
The number of readers in the pivotal study. |
FOM |
The figure of merit. Not needed if variance components are supplied. |
effectSize |
The effect size to be used in the pivotal study. Default is NULL. Must be supplied if dataset is set to NULL and variance components are supplied. |
method |
"OR" (default) or "DBM". |
alpha |
The significance level of the study, default is 0.05. |
desiredPower |
The desired statistical power, default is 0.8. |
analysisOption |
Desired generalization, "RRRC", "FRRC", "RRFC" or "ALL" (the default). |
LegacyCode |
Logical, default is |
Details
effectSize
= NULL uses the observed effect size in
the pilot study. A numeric value over-rides the default value. This
argument must be supplied if dataset = NULL and variance compenents
(the optional ... arguments) are supplied.
Value
A list of two elements:
K |
The minimum number of cases K in the pivotal study
to just achieve the desired statistical power, calculated
for each value of |
power |
The predicted statistical power. |
Note
The procedure is valid for ROC studies only; for FROC studies see Vignettes 19.
Examples
## the following two should give identical results
SsSampleSizeKGivenJ(dataset02, FOM = "Wilcoxon", effectSize = 0.05, J = 6, method = "DBM")
a <- UtilVarComponentsDBM(dataset02, FOM = "Wilcoxon")$VarCom
SsSampleSizeKGivenJ(dataset = NULL, J = 6, effectSize = 0.05, method = "DBM", LegacyCode = TRUE,
list(VarTR = a["VarTR",1],
VarTC = a["VarTC",1],
VarErr = a["VarErr",1]))
## the following two should give identical results
SsSampleSizeKGivenJ(dataset02, FOM = "Wilcoxon", effectSize = 0.05, J = 6, method = "OR")
a <- UtilORVarComponentsFactorial(dataset02, FOM = "Wilcoxon")$VarCom
KStar <- length(dataset02$ratings$NL[1,1,,1])
SsSampleSizeKGivenJ(dataset = NULL, J = 6, effectSize = 0.05, method = "OR",
list(KStar = KStar,
VarTR = a["VarTR",1],
Cov1 = a["Cov1",1],
Cov2 = a["Cov2",1],
Cov3 = a["Cov3",1],
Var = a["Var",1]))
for (J in 6:10) {
ret <- SsSampleSizeKGivenJ(dataset02, FOM = "Wilcoxon", J = J, analysisOption = "RRRC")
message("# of readers = ", J, " estimated # of cases = ", ret$K,
", predicted power = ", signif(ret$powerRRRC,3), "\n")
}