Group Sequential Tests for Delayed Responses Christopher Jennison Department of Mathematical Sciences University of Bath Lisa Hampson Department of Mathematics.

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Group Sequential Tests for Delayed Responses Christopher Jennison Department of Mathematical Sciences University of Bath Lisa Hampson Department of Mathematics and Statistics University of Lancaster BfArM/DIA Statistics Workshop Bonn October 2012

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Outline of talk Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org3

1. Group sequential monitoring of clinical trials Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org4

A group sequential test (GST) Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org5

2. The problem of delayed responses Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org6

The problem of delayed responses Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org7

Short term information on “pipeline” subjects Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org8

3. Defining a group sequential test with delayed responses Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org9

Boundaries for a Delayed Response GST Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org10

Calculations for a Delayed Response GST Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org11

The value of information from pipeline subjects Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org12

The value of information from pipeline subjects Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org13

4. Optimising a Delayed Response GST Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org14

Computing optimal Delayed Response GSTs Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org15

An optimal design for the cholesterol example Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org16

An optimal design for the cholesterol example Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org17

An optimal design for the cholesterol example Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org18

An optimal design for the cholesterol example Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org 19

Efficiency loss when there is a delay in response Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org20

5. Using a short term endpoint to recover efficiency Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org21

Using a short term endpoint to recover efficiency Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org22

Using a short term endpoint to recover efficiency Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org23

Using a short term endpoint to recover efficiency Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org24

6. Error spending Delayed Response GSTs Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org25

The ρ-family of error spending functions Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org26

7. Further topics Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org27

Further topics Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org28

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Further topics Drug Information Associationwww.diahome.org30