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A Practical and Accurate Approximation for Carrying Out Repeated Measures Power Calculations.

Alan D Hutson1.   

Abstract

Oftentimes consulting researchers are faced with generating power calculations for pilot designs that entail complex correlation/covariance structures. In many of these instances it is necessary for the statistician to elicit information pertaining to the correlation/covariance structure from researchers with little or no statistical background. We detail a simple strategy that seems to work well with clients for standard repeated measures normal based models. The algorithm is based solely on eliciting minimum and maximum values. The procedure allows a statistician to develop a "baseline" for parameter values used in the power calculations. We then illustrate how to proceed with the calculations using simulation techniques and normal based approximations.

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Keywords:  Consulting

Year:  2016        PMID: 28154841      PMCID: PMC5279913          DOI: 10.1080/23737484.2015.1129917

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Commun Stat Case Stud Data Anal Appl        ISSN: 2373-7484


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