get_initial_design {adoptr} | R Documentation |
Initial design
Description
The optimization method minimize
requires an initial
design for optimization.
The function get_initial_design
provides an initial guess based on a
fixed design that fulfills constraints on type I error rate and power.
Note that a situation-specific initial design may be much more efficient.
Usage
get_initial_design(
theta,
alpha,
beta,
type = c("two-stage", "group-sequential", "one-stage"),
dist = Normal(),
order = 7L,
...
)
Arguments
theta |
the alternative effect size in the normal case, the rate difference under the alternative in the binomial case |
alpha |
maximal type I error rate |
beta |
maximale type II error rate |
type |
is a two-stage, group-sequential, or one-stage design requried? |
dist |
distribution of the test statistic |
order |
desired integration order |
... |
further optional arguments |
Details
The distribution of the test statistic is specified by dist
.
The default assumes a two-armed z-test.
Value
An object of class TwoStageDesign
.
Examples
init <- get_initial_design(
theta = 0.3,
alpha = 0.025,
beta = 0.2,
type = "two-stage",
dist = Normal(two_armed = FALSE),
order = 7L
)
[Package adoptr version 1.0.1 Index]