Response‐adaptive randomization for survival trials: the parametric approach
Lanju Zhang and
William F. Rosenberger
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C, 2007, vol. 56, issue 2, 153-165
Abstract:
Summary. Few references deal with response‐adaptive randomization procedures for survival outcomes and those that do either dichotomize the outcomes or use a non‐parametric approach. In this paper, the optimal allocation approach and a parametric response‐adaptive randomization procedure are used under exponential and Weibull distributions. The optimal allocation proportions are derived for both distributions and the doubly adaptive biased coin design is applied to target the optimal allocations. The asymptotic variance of the procedure is obtained for the exponential distribution. The effect of intrinsic delay of survival outcomes is treated. These findings are based on rigorous theory but are also verified by simulation. It is shown that using a doubly adaptive biased coin design to target the optimal allocation proportion results in more patients being randomized to the better performing treatment without loss of power. We illustrate our procedure by redesigning a clinical trial.
Date: 2007
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