Statistics in Medicine · 1995 · 45 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesBiostatisticsBayesian BiostatisticsBayesian Data AnalysisStatisticsBayesian Experimental DesignBayesian InferenceBayesian StatisticsInferential StatisticsStatistical InferenceThrombosisBayesian Clinical Decision MakingBayesian Predictive InferenceBayesian Predictive ProbabilityClinical Trial Design Under Bayesian FrameworkSample Size CalculationSample Size Estimation
This paper investigates the Bayesian procedures for comparing proportions. These procedures are especially suitable for accepting (or rejecting) the equivalence of two population proportions. Furthermore the Bayesian predictive probabilities provide a natural and flexible tool in monitoring trials, especially for choosing a sample size and for conducting interim analyses. These methods are illustrated with two examples where antithrombotic treatments are administrated to prevent further occurrences of thromboses.
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