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Sequential Analysis
Design Methods and Applications
Volume 24, 2005 - Issue 1
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Page i | Published online: 15 Feb 2007

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Alexander Gnedin. (2007) Recognising the last record of sequence. Stochastics 79:3-4, pages 199-209.
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Scott S. Emerson, John M. Kittelson & Daniel L. Gillen. (2007) Frequentist evaluation of group sequential clinical trial designs. Statistics in Medicine 26:28, pages 5047-5080.
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John M. Kittelson, Katrina Sharples & Scott S. Emerson. (2005) Group sequential clinical trials for longitudinal data with analyses using summary statistics. Statistics in Medicine 24:16, pages 2457-2475.
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