Input for GOR: Cell Probabilities
Regime 1 (or 2) vs Regime 2 (or 1) comparisons must be one of:
( A, AR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( B, BR=1 ER=0 )
( A, AR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( B, BR=1 FR=0 )
( A, AR=1 DR=0 ) vs ( B, BR=1 ER=0 )
( A, AR=1 DR=0 ) vs ( B, BR=1 FR=0 )
Regime 1 (or 2) vs Regime 2 (or 1) comparisons must be one of:
( A, AR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( A, AR=1 DR=0 )
( B, BR=1 ER=0 ) vs ( B, BR=1 FR=0 )
Regime 1 (or 2) vs Regime 2 (or 1) comparisons must be one of:
( A, GR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( B, JR=1 ER=0 )
( A, GR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( B, KR=1 ER=0 )
( A, MR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( B, JR=1 FR=0 )
( A, MR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( B, KR=1 FR=0 )
( A, GR=1 DR=0 ) vs ( B, JR=1 ER=0 )
( A, GR=1 DR=0 ) vs ( B, KR=1 ER=0 )
( A, MR=1 DR=0 ) vs ( B, JR=1 FR=0 )
( A, MR=1 DR=0 ) vs ( B, KR=1 FR=0 )
Regime 1 (or 2) vs Regime 2 (or 1) comparisons must be one of:
( A, GR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( A, GR=1 DR=0 )
( A, MR=1 CR=0 ) vs ( A, MR=1 DR=0 )
( B, JR=1 ER=0 ) vs ( B, JR=1 FR=0 )
( B, KR=1 ER=0 ) vs ( B, KR=1 FR=0 )
The last category of each of the following four rows updates automatically,
start the cell input from the first cell on the left.
Distinct-Path Regime 1, Responders' Cell Probabilities:
Distinct-Path Regime 1, Non-Responders' Cell Probabilities:
Distinct-Path Regime 2, Responders' Cell Probabilities:
Distinct-Path Regime 2, Non-Responders' Cell Probabilities:
The last category of each of the following three rows updates automatically,
start the cell input from the first cell on the left.
Shared-path regimes 1 and 2, Responders' Cell Probabilities:
Shared-path Regime 1, Non-Responders' Cell Probabilities:
Shared-Path Regime 2, Non-Responders' Cell Probabilities:
Output: Estimated GOR and it's Variance
Input for Sample Size using GOR:
Input for Data Analysis:
Data Description:
The input data must be in excel (xls or xlsx) format. It should contain precisely five variables (columns) with the specific variable names: sl, Trt.1, R, Trt.2, Y; where sl: denotes serial number (ex: 1,2,3,...), Trt.1: denotes first stage treatments (must be A or B), R: denotes responder status (must be 1 or 0; 1: responder, 0: non-responder), Trt.2: denotes second stage treatments (must be A, C or D if first stage treatment was A; or B, E or F if first stage treatment was B), Y.ordinal: denotes the ordinal primary outcome (like 1, 2, 3, ...).Reading user's Data:
Input for Data Analysis:
Data Description:
The input data must be in excel (xls or xlsx) format. It should contain precisely five variables (columns) with the specific variable names: sl, Trt.1, R, Trt.2, Y; where sl: denotes serial number (ex: 1,2,3,...), Trt.1: denotes first stage treatments (must be A or B), R: denotes responder status (must be 1 or 0; 1: responder, 0: non-responder), Trt.2: denotes second stage treatments (must be M or G for responder, and C or D for non-responder if first stage treatment was A; or J or K for responder, and E or F for non-responder if first stage treatment was B), Y.ordinal: denotes the ordinal primary outcome (like 1, 2, 3, ...).Reading user's Data:
Input for Distinct-Path Treatment AI and Control AI:
Input for Shared-Path Treatment AI and Control AI:
Input for Distinct-Path Treatment AI and Control AI:
Input for Shared-Path Treatment AI and Control AI:
Chosen Input Parameter Values:
Data Analysis Results: