Sequential Analysis¶
Wald, A. (1947). Sequential Analysis. Wiley.
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- Stage Gate Process
- At each gate, a decision rule compares \(T_k\) against two thresholds: a go boundary above which the candidate advances and an explicit kill boundary below which it is terminated — the classical Wald sequential probability ratio test structure, where between the boundaries you keep sampling and outside them you stop.
This sourceIntroduces the sequential probability ratio test: continue sampling between two boundaries, stop (advance or terminate) outside them—the formal gate/kill decision rule.
- At each gate, a decision rule compares \(T_k\) against two thresholds: a go boundary above which the candidate advances and an explicit kill boundary below which it is terminated — the classical Wald sequential probability ratio test structure, where between the boundaries you keep sampling and outside them you stop.
- Termination Condition
- In statistics, sequential analysis defines acceptance and rejection thresholds at each interim look, group-sequential designs use spending functions as stopping rules, and adaptive trials add futility bounds.
This sourceFounding treatment of the sequential probability ratio test with acceptance/rejection boundaries evaluated at each interim look.
- In statistics, sequential analysis defines acceptance and rejection thresholds at each interim look, group-sequential designs use spending functions as stopping rules, and adaptive trials add futility bounds.
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