6.3 Considerations in the Design and Final Analysis Stages
Statistical thinking and considerations in the study-design stage (i.e., before data
are available) could be different from those in the analysis stage (i.e., after the
data are available). The main purpose of this chapter is to summarize our thinking
on dose-response study design. Meanwhile, we think that it may be helpful to provide
a few examples with relevant SAS code for readers to practice in the analysis stage
after data are available. There are many analysis approaches in the analysis stage,
this chapter is not intended to summarize all possible analysis approaches.
Therefore, 6.2 Statistical Design Considerations in a Classical Dose-Response Study demonstrates an example of ...
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