These data.frames give sample size tables calculated with sampleN.TOST() for the parallel group design (2 groups).

Details

The data.frames can be accessed by their names.

data.frameDescription
ctSJ.VIII.10Multiplicative model, theta1=0.9, theta2=1.1111 (1/theta1), target power=90%
approximate power via non-central t-distribution
ctSJ.VIII.20Multiplicative model, theta1=0.8, theta2=1.25 (1/theta1), target power=90%
approximate power via non-central t-distribution
ctCW.IIIAdditive model, theta1=–0.2, theta2=+0.2 (BE limits 0.80 – 1.20), exact

Attention! Julious gives sample size per group.

Source

data.frameOriginDetails
ctSJ.VIII.10JuliousTable VIII (p. 1972), column ‘Level of bioequivalence 10%’
ctSJ.VIII.20JuliousTable VIII (p. 1972), column ‘Level of bioequivalence 20%’
ctCW.IIIChow & WangTable III (p. 164)

Seems the last reference is not very reliable (compare to the table in the paper).

References

Julious SA. Tutorial in Biostatistics. Sample sizes for clinical trials with Normal data. Stat Med. 2004;23(12):1921–86. doi:10.1002/sim.1783

Chow SC, Wang H. On Sample Size Calculation in Bioequivalence Trials. J Pharmacokinet Pharmacodyn. 2001;28(2):155–69. doi:10.1023/A:1011503032353

Note

Scripts for creation of these data.frames can be found in the /tests sub-directory of the package.
Comparing the results of these scripts to the corresponding data.frames can be used for validation purposes.

Author

PowerTOST

Examples

ctSJ.VIII.10
#>      CV power R0.95 R1.0 R1.05
#> 1  0.30   0.9  1012  338   924
#> 2  0.35   0.9  1356  452  1240
#> 3  0.40   0.9  1742  582  1592
#> 4  0.45   0.9  2164  722  1976
#> 5  0.50   0.9  2618  872  2390
#> 6  0.55   0.9  3100 1032  2832
#> 7  0.60   0.9  3606 1202  3294
#> 8  0.65   0.9  4132 1376  3774
#> 9  0.70   0.9  4676 1558  4270
#> 10 0.75   0.9  5232 1742  4780
#> 11 0.80   0.9  5800 1932  5298
#> 12 0.85   0.9  6374 2122  5824
ctSJ.VIII.20
#>      CV power R0.85 R0.9 R0.95 R1.0 R1.05 R1.1 R1.15  R1.2
#> 1  0.30   0.9   806  216   102   78   100  184   426  1774
#> 2  0.35   0.9  1080  288   138  102   134  244   572  2378
#> 3  0.40   0.9  1386  368   176  132   170  314   734  3054
#> 4  0.45   0.9  1722  458   218  162   212  388   910  3792
#> 5  0.50   0.9  2082  554   262  196   256  470  1102  4590
#> 6  0.55   0.9  2466  654   310  232   302  556  1304  5436
#> 7  0.60   0.9  2868  762   360  270   352  646  1518  6324
#> 8  0.65   0.9  3286  872   414  308   402  742  1738  7246
#> 9  0.70   0.9  3720  988   468  350   454  838  1968  8200
#> 10 0.75   0.9  4162 1104   522  390   508  938  2202  9176
#> 11 0.80   0.9  4614 1224   578  432   564 1040  2440 10172
#> 12 0.85   0.9  5070 1346   636  476   620 1142  2682 11180
ctCW.III
#>      CV power R0.0 R0.05 R0.1 R0.15
#> 1  0.10   0.8   12    14   28   102
#> 2  0.12   0.8   14    18   38   144
#> 3  0.14   0.8   20    24   50   196
#> 4  0.16   0.8   24    32   66   256
#> 5  0.18   0.8   30    38   82   322
#> 6  0.20   0.8   36    48  102   398
#> 7  0.22   0.8   44    56  122   482
#> 8  0.24   0.8   52    66  144   572
#> 9  0.26   0.8   60    78  170   672
#> 10 0.28   0.8   70    90  196   778
#> 11 0.30   0.8   80   102  224   892
#> 12 0.32   0.8   90   116  256  1016
#> 13 0.34   0.8  102   132  288  1146
#> 14 0.36   0.8  114   148  322  1284
#> 15 0.38   0.8  126   164  360  1430
#> 16 0.40   0.8  140   182  398  1586
#> 17 0.10   0.9   14    18   36   140
#> 18 0.12   0.9   18    24   52   200
#> 19 0.14   0.9   24    32   70   270
#> 20 0.16   0.9   30    42   90   354
#> 21 0.18   0.9   38    52  114   446
#> 22 0.20   0.9   46    64  140   550
#> 23 0.22   0.9   54    76  168   666
#> 24 0.24   0.9   64    90  200   792
#> 25 0.26   0.9   76   106  234   928
#> 26 0.28   0.9   88   122  270  1076
#> 27 0.30   0.9  100   140  310  1236
#> 28 0.32   0.9  114   158  354  1406
#> 29 0.34   0.9  128   178  398  1586
#> 30 0.36   0.9  142   200  446  1778
#> 31 0.38   0.9  158   222  498  1980
#> 32 0.40   0.9  176   246  550  2194