Inference after covariate-adaptive randomisation:aspects of methodology and theory  被引量:1

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作  者:Jun Shao 

机构地区:[1]KLATASDS-MOE,School of Statistics,East China Normal University,Shanghai,People’s Republic of China [2]Department of Statistics,University ofWisconsin-Madison,Madison,WI,USA

出  处:《Statistical Theory and Related Fields》2021年第3期172-186,共15页统计理论及其应用(英文)

基  金:supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(11831008);the U.S.National Science Foundation(DMS-1914411).

摘  要:Covariate-adaptive randomisation has a more than 45 years of history of applications in clinical trials,in order to balance treatment assignments across prognostic factors that may have influence on the outcomes of interest.However,almost no theory had been developed for covariate-adaptive randomisation until a paper on the theory of testing hypotheses published in 2010.In this article,we review aspects of methodology and theory developed in the last decade for statistical inference under covariate-adaptive randomisation.Wefocus on issues such as whether a conventional procedure valid under the assumption that treatments are assigned completely at random is still valid or conservative when the actual randomisation is covariateadaptive,how a valid inference procedure can be obtained by modifying a conventional method or directly constructed by stratifying the covariates used in randomisation,whether inference procedures have different properties when covariate-adaptive randomisation schemes have different degrees of balancing assignments,and how to further adjust covariates in the inference procedures to gain more efficiency.Recommendations are made during the review and further research problems are discussed.

关 键 词:balancedness of assignments efficiency model-assisted approach model free inference stratification survival analysis 

分 类 号:O21[理学—概率论与数理统计]

 

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