Incorrect error‐rate control in the multiplicity‐adjusted two one‐sided tests procedure proposed by Zheng, Wang, and Zhao (2012): a counterexample
Incorrect error‐rate control in the multiplicity‐adjusted two one‐sided tests procedure proposed by Zheng, Wang, and Zhao (2012): a counterexample
O. Guilbaud
2013 · DOI: 10.1002/pst.1596
Pharmaceutical statistics · 1 Citations
TLDR
The authors considered bioequivalence (BE) trials where J > 2 test formulations are compared with a single common reference formulation with respect to certain pharmacokinetic (PK) variables and proposed a multiplicity-adjusted TOST (MATOST) procedure.