Class for stage results of multi arm rates data
Details
This object cannot be created directly; use getStageResults
with suitable arguments to create the stage results of a dataset of multi arm rates.
Fields
stagesThe stage numbers of the trial. Is a numeric vector of length
kMaxcontaining whole numbers.testStatisticsThe stage-wise test statistics. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.pValuesThe stage-wise p-values. Is a numeric vector of length
kMaxcontaining values between 0 and 1.combInverseNormalThe test statistics over stages for the inverse normal test. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.combFisherThe test statistics over stages for Fisher's combination test. Is a numeric vector of length
kMaxcontaining values between 0 and 1.effectSizesThe stage-wise effect sizes. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.testActionsThe test decisions at each stage of the trial. Is a character vector of length
kMax.weightsFisherThe weights for Fisher's combination test. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.weightsInverseNormalThe weights for the inverse normal statistic. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.combInverseNormalThe test statistics over stages for the inverse normal test. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.combFisherThe test statistics over stages for Fisher's combination test. Is a numeric vector of length
kMaxcontaining values between 0 and 1.overallTestStatisticsThe overall, i.e., cumulated test statistics. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.overallPValuesThe overall, i.e., cumulated p-values. Is a numeric vector of length
kMaxcontaining values between 0 and 1.testStatisticsThe stage-wise test statistics. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.separatePValuesThe p-values from the separate stages. Is a numeric matrix.
effectSizesThe stage-wise effect sizes. Is a numeric vector of length
kMax.singleStepAdjustedPValuesThe adjusted p-value for testing multiple hypotheses per stage of the trial.
intersectionTestThe multiple test used for intersection hypotheses in closed systems of hypotheses. Is a character vector of length 1.
normalApproximationDescribes if a normal approximation was used when calculating p-values. Default for means is
FALSEandTRUEfor rates and hazard ratio. Is a logical vector of length 1.directionUpperSpecifies the direction of the alternative, only applicable for one-sided testing. Default is
TRUEwhich means that larger values of the test statistics yield smaller p-values. Is a logical vector of length 1.
