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GroupSeq (version 1.0)

guiOutputTask2: output results from Task -2-

Description

This will output the results computed in Task -2- Output is via GUI with possibilty to save the results.

Usage

guiOutputTask2(n, probTotal, drift, expectedStoppingTime, secondTimeScaleIsUsed, t, t2, t2max, lowerBounds, upperBounds, probStopping, probExceedingUpper, probExceedingLower, confidenceLevel, BoundsSymmetry, enterBoundsManually, alpha, spendingFunctionUsed)

Arguments

n
is the number of interim analyses.~
probTotal
is the total type I error used.
drift
vector of drift parameters
expectedStoppingTime
is expected stopping time (not implemented).
secondTimeScaleIsUsed
second time/information scale (yes=>secondTimeScaleIsUsed==TRUE, no=>secondTimeScaleIsUsed==FALSE)
t
is the vector of information times.
t2
is the second or information time scale, for covariances
t2max
maximum of t2
lowerBounds
is the vector of lower standardized boundaries
upperBounds
is the vector of upper standardized boundaries
probStopping
is the probability of reaching ith analysis and stopping.
probExceedingUpper
is the probability of reaching ith and exceeding upper.
probExceedingLower
is the probability of reaching ith and exceeding lower.
confidenceLevel
desired power respectively confidence level
BoundsSymmetry
BoundsSymmetry==1 means one-sided bounds, BoundsSymmetry==2 means two-sided symmetric and BoundsSymmetry==3 means asymmetric bounds.
enterBoundsManually
denotes whether bounds are entered by user or were computed by a spending function
alpha
is the total type I error.
spendingFunctionUsed
indicates type I error spending rate function e.g. the function(s) the user choosed.

See Also

groupseq, guiOutputTask1 guiOutputTask3, guiOutputTask4

Examples

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