Stastistical Power Determination
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Statistical Power Determination
Purpose
Objective
Hypothesis Testing - One Sample
Significant difference between sample mean and hypothetical / known value
Significant difference between sample proportion and hypothetical / known value
Hypothesis Testing - Two independent Samples
Significant difference between two sample means
Significant difference between two sample Proportions
Hypothesis Testing - More than Two independent Samples
Significant difference between more than two sample means (ANOVA)
Significant difference between more than two sample proportions (m x n table) (Chi square test of independence)
Significant difference between group proportions and expected / known proortions(Chi square test of Goodness of fit)
Clinical Trial - Superiority Design
Outcome variable: Ratio
Outcome variable: Nominal
Clinical Trial - Non-Inferiority Design
Outcome variable:Ratio
Outcome variable: Nominal
Clinical Trial - Equivalence Design
Outcome variable:Ratio
Outcome variable: Nominal
Case-Control or Cohort Studies
Odds Ratio is Significantly different than 1 (Significant OR)
Relative Risk is Significantly different than 1 (Significant RR)
Simple or Multiple Linear Regression.
Simple or Multiple Linear Regression. (R squared > 0)
Simple or Multiple Linear Regression. (Change in R squared > 0, when more predictors are added.)
Statistical Power Determination: Help
Purpose
Objective
Hypothesis Testing - One Sample
Significant difference between sample mean and hypothetical / known value
Significant difference between sample proportion and hypothetical / known value
Hypothesis Testing - Two independent Samples
Significant difference between two sample means
Significant difference between two sample Proportions
Hypothesis Testing - More than Two independent Samples
Significant difference between more than two sample means (ANOVA)
Significant difference between more than two sample proportions (m x n table) (Chi square test of independence)
Significant difference between group proportions and expected / known proortions(Chi square test of Goodness of fit)
Clinical Trial - Superiority Design
Outcome variable: Ratio
Outcome variable: Nominal
Clinical Trial - Non-Inferiority Design
Outcome variable:Ratio
Outcome variable: Nominal
Clinical Trial - Equivalence Design
Outcome variable:Ratio
Outcome variable: Nominal
Case-Control or Cohort Studies
Odds Ratio is Significantly different than 1 (Significant OR)
Relative Risk is Significantly different than 1 (Significant RR)
Simple or Multiple Linear Regression.
Simple or Multiple Linear Regression. (R squared > 0)
Simple or Multiple Linear Regression. (Change in R squared > 0, when more predictors are added.)
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