Abstract
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Title
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Author(s)
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1
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Adapting to unknown sparsity
by control of the False Discovery Rate
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Felix Abramovich, Yoav Benjamini (Tel Aviv University, Israel),
David Donoho, Iain Johnston (Stanford University, USA)
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2
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Genetic dissection of quantitative
traits using the False Discovery Rate criterion
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Yekutieli D., Benjamini Y. (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
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3
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On Posterior P-values
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Yosef Hochberg (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
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4
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Non-Equivariant Simultaneous
Confidence Intervals Less Likely to Contain Zero
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Yoav Benjamini, Vered Madar (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
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5
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Comparing More Than One
Treatment to More Than One Control in Incomplete Blocks
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John D. Spurrier (University of South Carolina, USA),
Eleanne Solorzano (University of New Hampshire, USA)
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6
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Multiple comparisons of
biodiversity
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Jason C. Hsu, James Rogers (Ohio-State University, USA)
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7
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Empirical BAYES selection
procedures for positive exponential family
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Shanti S. Gupta (Purdue University, USA)
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8
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A relationship between
the isotonic inference and the changepoint analysis
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C. Hirotsu (University of Tokyo, Japan)
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9
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Exact calculations of the
level probabilities in the unbalancedone-way models with applications to
Bartholomew's test
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Tetsuhisa Miwa (National Institute of Agro-Environmental Sciences,
Japan)
A. J. Hayter (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA),
Wei Liu (University of Southampton, UK)
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10
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Combining the advantages
of one-sided and two-sided multiple comparison procedures
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Tony Hayter (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA),
Tetsuhisa Miwa (National Institute of Agro-Environmental Institute,
Japan),
Wei Liu (University of Southampton, UK)
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11
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Multiplicity in Clinical
Trials - a Regulatory View
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J. Röhmel (Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel , Germany)
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12
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Clinical Decision Rules
and Multiple Endpoints
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George Y.H. Chi (FDA, USA)
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13
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Nonparametric combination
of dependent partial tests
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Fortunato Pesarin (University of Padova, Italy)
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14
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Repeated measures designs:
a permutation approach and closed testing
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Dario Mazzaro, Fortunato Pesarin, Luigi Salmaso (University
of Padova, Italy)
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15
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Alternative Approaches
of Multiple Comparisons in Clinical Trials
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Fong Wang-Clow (Genentech, Inc., USA)
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16
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Directional vs. Nondirectional
Inference: Exploration of Their Relations and Suggested Compromises
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Juliet Popper Shaffer (University of Berkeley, USA)
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17
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A Flexible Multiplicity
Adjustment Approach and Its Application
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Qian Li, Laura Lu, Mo Huque (FDA, USA)
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18
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On the Ranking Uncertainty
of Labor Market Wage Gaps
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William C. Horrace (University of Arizona,USA)
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19
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Nonparametric Multiple
Comparisons in the Presence of Ties
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Ullrich Munzel (University of Goettingen),
Ludwig Hothorn (University of Hannover, Germany)
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20
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Monitoring clinical trials:a
general statistical principle for design changes
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Hans-Helge Müller and Helmut Schäfer (University of
Marburg, Germany)
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21
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New Bayesian and Frequentist
Software Solutions for Multiple Inferences
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Peter H. Westfall (Texas Tech University),
Russell D. Wolfinger, Randall D. Tobias (SAS Inc., USA)
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22
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Abstract Tubes and Inclusion-Exclusion
Inequalities
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Daniel Q. Naiman (Johns Hopkins University, USA)
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23
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Estimation and Comparison
of Survival Rate of Patients with Thalassaemia (Major) under Different
Treatment
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G. C. Bhimani , Prashant R. Makwana (Saurashtra University,
India)
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24
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Sample size determination
for multiple many-one and pairwise comparisons of proportions
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Ruediger Vollandt, Manfred Horn (University of Jena, Germany)
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25
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A Single-Stage Procedure
for Testing Homogeneity of Means Against Ordered Alternatives Under Unequal
Variances
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Shun-Yi Chen Tamkang University, Taiwan),
Hubert J. Chen (University of Georgia, USA)
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26
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Analysis of multiple endpoints
- confidence regions and model selection
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J. Läuter (University of Magdeburg, Germany)
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27
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Trendtests with Adaptive
Scoring
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T. Lang, A. Auterith , P. Bauer (University of Vienna, Austria)
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28
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Nonparametric all-pairs
multiple comparisons
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Markus Neuhäuser (Byk Gulden Pharmaceuticals, Germany),
Frank Bretz (University of Hannover, Germany)
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29
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Intersection-Union Procedures
For Some Restricted Models
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Yosef Hochberg and Michael C. Mosier (Tel Aviv University ,
Israel)
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30
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Two-Stage Adaptive Design
in a Clinical Trial with Three Study Arms and Multiple Endpoints, Including
a Test of Non-Inferiority
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Siegfried Kropf, Uwe Schmidt, Marilene S. Jepsen (University
of Leipzig, Germany)
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31
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Multiple endpoints in clinical
trials
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Nancy L. Geller, (National Heart, Lung, Blood Institute, USA)
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32
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Pairwise comparisons of
trimmed means for two or more groups
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Rand R. Wilcox (University of South California, USA)
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33
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On the use of Bootstrap
Cut-Off Tests in a closed testing procedure
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Peter Reitmeir (National Research Center for Environment and
Health, Germany)
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34
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Multiple Comparisons for
Infinite Number of Parameters
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Jiayang Sun (Case Western Reserve University, USA)
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35
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Non-superiority Clinical
Trials and Multiplicity: An Interpretation Issue
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A. J. Sankoh (Wyeth-Ayerst Research, USA)
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36
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Exact unconditional tests
for comaparing several logistic regression slopes to a standard
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Nairanjana Dasgupta, Francis G. Pascual (Washington State University,
USA)
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37
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Adaptive modifications
of hypotheses after an interim analysis
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Gerhard Hommel (University of Mainz, Germany)
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38
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Comparison of Two Treatments
Based on Multiple Endpoints
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Brent R. Logan, Ajit C. Tamhane (Northwestern University, USA)
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39
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Multiple test procedures
for identifying the minimum effective and maximum safe doses simultaneously
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Ajit C. Tamhane, Brent R. Logan (Northwestern University, USA)
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40
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Multiple Test Problems
in Detecting of Genes - a small overview
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V. Guiard (FBN Dummerstorf, Germany)
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41
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Multiple treatment comparisons
in linear models when the standard error of a difference is not constant
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H.P. Piepho (University Kassel, Germany)
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42
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Weighted P-Value Adjustments
for Animal Carcinogenicity Trend Test
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James J. Chen (FDA, USA)
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43
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Analysis of unreplicated
factorial experiments
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Daniel T. Voss (Wright State University, USA)
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44
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Global and multiple test
procedures using ordered p-values
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Gudrun Bernhard (Novartis Pharma AG, Switzerland),
Markus Klein, Gerhard Hommel (University of Mainz, Germany)
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45
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Studentized multiple contrast
tests: distribution under the null and the alternative
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F. Bretz (University of Hannover, Germany),
A. Genz (Washington State University, USA),
L.A. Hothorn (University of Hannover, Germany)
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46
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Stepwise Partitioning Procedures
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Klaus Straßburger, Guido Giani, Helmut Finner (Deutsches
Diabetes-Forschungsinstitut an derHeinrich-Heine-Universität, Germany)
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47
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Many-to-one comparisons
in a stratified design maintaining the overall alpha level
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Egbert Biesheuvel (Solvay Pharmaceuticals, The Netherlands),
Ludwig Hothorn (University of Hannover, Germany)
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48
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Multiple comparisons in
one applied ranking problem
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I. Novikov (The Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Israel)
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49
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Determining all logical
dependencies among pairwise hypotheses using graphs
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Michael Weichert (Cap Gemeni, Germany)
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50
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Using the False Discovery
Rate Criteria for Simultaneous Hypothesis Testing in Epidemiological Research
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Anat Reiner (Tel Aviv Univeristy, Israel)
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51
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Obtaining Critical Values
for Simultaneous Confidence Intervals and Multiple Testing
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Paul N. Somerville (University of Central Florida, USA),
Frank Bretz (Hannover University, Germany)
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52
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Separate - A Program Package
for Multiple Comparisons
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Guido Giani, Klaus Straßburger, and Helmut Finner (Deutsches
Diabetes-Forschungsinstitut an der Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf,
Germany)
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53
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Multiple hypotheses testing
and expected type I errors
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Helmut Finner (Deutsches Diabetes-Forschungsinstitut an der
Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany),
Markus Roters (Universität Potsdam, Germany)
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54
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Test for the association
between the disease and alleles
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C. Hirotsu, S. Aoki (University of Tokyo, Japan)
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55
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The multiplicity problem
in scientific research: what is being done about it - and what could be
done instead
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Yoav Benjamini (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
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56
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False Discover Rate of
a Generalized Step-Up-Down Multiple Testing Procedure
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Sanat K. Sarkar (Temple University, USA)
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57
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Aspects of Multiplicity
in Statistical Process Control (SPC)
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Y. Benjamini, Y. E. Kling (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
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58
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Interim Analysis and Sample
Size Reassessment
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Martin Posch and Peter Bauer (University of Vienna, Austria)
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59
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Bonferroni with contextual
P-value transforms: a means to gain power
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Jørgen Hilden, Michael Weis Bentzon (University of Copenhagen,
Danmark)
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60
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Identifying effective and
save treatments
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P. Bauer, W.Brannath and M.Posch
(University of Vienna, Austria)
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