ICH Harmonised Tripartite Guideline E9: Statistical Principles for Clinical Trials¶
International Council for Harmonisation. (1998). ICH Harmonised Tripartite Guideline E9: Statistical Principles for Clinical Trials: Statistical Principles for Clinical Trials.
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- Holdout Set
- Educational assessment: exam items reserved from teaching materials so they measure learning rather than rehearsal; retired items; norming samples held out of item development. Pharmaceutical development: confirmatory trials run only after exploratory trials have generated the hypothesis; locked-database analysis; pre-specified secondary analyses.
This sourceCodifies the exploratory/confirmatory distinction, pre-specified hypotheses, the locked analysis plan, and the rule that post-hoc subgroup findings are not confirmatory — the regulated form of evidence segregation.
- Educational assessment: exam items reserved from teaching materials so they measure learning rather than rehearsal; retired items; norming samples held out of item development. Pharmaceutical development: confirmatory trials run only after exploratory trials have generated the hypothesis; locked-database analysis; pre-specified secondary analyses.
- Sandboxing
- Clinical drug trials: phase-I/II trials run a candidate intervention in delimited populations under heavy observation, with stopping rules and explicit graduation criteria — the trial is the sandbox.
This sourceDefines the phased structure of clinical trials, including phase-I/II bounded populations, monitoring, and stopping rules that gate advancement.
- Clinical drug trials: phase-I/II trials run a candidate intervention in delimited populations under heavy observation, with stopping rules and explicit graduation criteria — the trial is the sandbox.
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