Optimal Failure-Success Response-Adaptive Designs for Binary Responses
Abstract We generalize allocation rules of response-adaptive randomization designs for binary responses into three classes, covering many existing designs such as urn models and the optimal designs. The choice of the design parameters is discussed. The asymptotic variance of the allocation proportio...
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