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Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation Volume 20, 1991 - Issue 1
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A general scheme for sequential treatment allocation vith balancing for prognostic factors in clinical trials

David Faraggi Department of Statistics, University of Haifa, Haifa, 31999, Israel
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Benjamin Reiser Department of Statistics, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, 19122, U.S.A
Pages 243-253 | Received 01 Feb 1990, Published online: 27 Jun 2007

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Joseph Attias, Zecharya Shemesh, Haim Sohmer, Shlomit Gold, Chaya Shoham & David Faraggi. (1993) Comparison between Self-Hypnosis, Masking and Attentiveness for Alleviation of Chronic Tinnitus. Audiology 32:3, pages 205-212.
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David Faraggi & Benjamin Reiser. (2007) Incorporating Prior Beliefs in Treatment Allocation for Clinical Trials. Biometrical Journal 35:2, pages 143-149.
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