SCRI.seq {SequentialDesign} | R Documentation |
Perform sequential analysis on true and misclassified binomial data
Description
This function performs a prespecified number of binomial sequential analyses on real and misclassified binomial data that is designed to simulate a self-controlled risk interval design. Do not run SCRI.seq as a stand-alone function.
Usage
SCRI.seq(data, params)
Arguments
data |
Output from sim.exposure that contains real and observed data. |
params |
Output from initialize.data function. |
Examples
#paramtest <- initialize.data(seed=8768, N=1, t0=0, tf=2, NStrata=2,
#strataRatio=c(0.2, 0.3, 0.3, 0.2), EventRate=c(0.4, 0.5), sensitivity=0.9, PPVest=0.9, RR=3.0,
#MatchRatio=1, maxSampleSize=200, maxTest=1, totalAlpha=0.05, minEvents=5, AlphaSpendType="Wald",
#AlphaParameter=0.5, address=getwd(), rate=20, offset=30)
#exposed1 <- create.exposure(paramtest)
#exposed2 <- sim.exposure(exposed1, paramtest)
#SCRI.seq(exposed2, paramtest)
[Package SequentialDesign version 1.0 Index]