April 2005 Extending Power and Sample Size Approaches Developed for McNemar's Procedure to General Sign Tests
Donald R. Hoover
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Internat. Statist. Rev. 73(1): 103-110 (April 2005).

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Current software and textbooks present procedures to estimate power and sample size for sign tests that only apply to settings where positive (i.e., X=1) or negative (i.e., X=-1), but not neutral (i.e., X=0) outcomes occur. However, many studies analyzed by sign tests involve the more general setting where significant amounts of neutral outcomes can occur. This paper illustrates extension of existing power/sample size approaches and software that have been developed for matched binary responses (McNemar's discordant pairs) to general sign tests with neutral outcomes occurring. An application is made to a recent study that the author collaborated on.

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Donald R. Hoover. "Extending Power and Sample Size Approaches Developed for McNemar's Procedure to General Sign Tests." Internat. Statist. Rev. 73 (1) 103 - 110, April 2005.

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Published: April 2005
First available in Project Euclid: 31 March 2005

zbMATH: 1104.62049

Keywords: McNemar's Procedure , power , sample size , Sign test

Rights: Copyright © 2005 International Statistical Institute

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