"The discussion of the various type of adaptive designs is quite thorough and broad, incorporating many of the recent advances in the field. The book provides an excellent theoretical description of many of the more commonly employed adaptations. a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners in adaptive trial design. The book covers a wide range of topics in adaptive randomization, going into depth in a generalized framework that applies to a broad range of trial designs, and also includes some valuable methods on how to put these trials into practice." Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics, Issue 2, 2016
This is an impressive and useful book, which covers various types of adaptive randomisation designs and provides a thorough exploration of the merits of adaptive randomisation.
Lili Zhao, Department of Biostatistics, University of Michigan
" . . the book meets its objective of providing an up-to-date discussiononadaptive randomization designs and their applications in clinical trials. It is a great resource for those who are new to the field or for those who want an overview of the latest methods."
Stanley E. Lazic, AstraZeneca, Cambridge
"Overall, the book covers many aspects of adaptive randomization studies and reports many new developments in the field with detailed statistical considerations. As regulatory reviewers, we can see ourselves delving into this book when we receive a submission with an adaptive randomization trial . . . The book would also prove a valuable resource for researchers in the field of adaptive randomization."
Xiting Yang and Gerry Gray, Food and Drug Administration
"Many authors participated in assembling the book, including worldclass statisticians, each of whom contributed to the completeness of the disclosure of the books topic. The core value of the book is more than in simply demonstrated theories and formulas, but also in advice given on their practical application, specified examples, references to modern regulatory rules and links to SAS & R codes. It is a really well organised book that will be useful first and foremost for statisticians involved in clinical trials."
International Society for Clinical Biostatistics
" . . . the book gives a broad overview of the different adaptive randomization strategies. Due to a clear organization and well-written introduction it is convenient to read, gives fascinating insights into different options, but may also raise further questions on applicability, acceptability, and gain in efficiency, stimulating further discussion and research in this area."
Biometrical Journal , 2017 "The discussion of the various type of adaptive designs is quite thorough and broad, incorporating many of the recent advances in the field. The book provides an excellent theoretical description of many of the more commonly employed adaptations. a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners in adaptive trial design. The book covers a wide range of topics in adaptive randomization, going into depth in a generalized framework that applies to a broad range of trial designs, and also includes some valuable methods on how to put these trials into practice." Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics, Issue 2, 2016
This is an impressive and useful book, which covers various types of adaptive randomisation designs and provides a thorough exploration of the merits of adaptive randomisation.
Lili Zhao, Department of Biostatistics, University of Michigan
" . . the book meets its objective of providing an up-to-date discussiononadaptive randomization designs and their applications in clinical trials. It is a great resource for those who are new to the field or for those who want an overview of the latest methods."
Stanley E. Lazic, AstraZeneca, Cambridge
"Overall, the book covers many aspects of adaptive randomization studies and reports many new developments in the field with detailed statistical considerations. As regulatory reviewers, we can see ourselves delving into this book when we receive a submission with an adaptive randomization trial . . . The book would also prove a valuable resource for researchers in the field of adaptive randomization."
Xiting Yang and Gerry Gray, Food and Drug Administration
"Many authors participated in assembling the book, including worldclass statisticians, each of whom contributed to the completeness of the disclosure of the books topic. The core value of the book is more than in simply demonstrated theories and formulas, but also in advice given on their practical application, specified examples, references to modern regulatory rules and links to SAS & R codes. It is a really well organised book that will be useful first and foremost for statisticians involved in clinical trials."
International Society for Clinical Biostatistics
" . . . the book gives a broad overview of the different adaptive randomization strategies. Due to a clear organization and well-written introduction it is convenient to read, gives fascinating insights into different options, but may also raise further questions on applicability, acceptability, and gain in efficiency, stimulating further discussion and research in this area."
Biometrical Journal , 2017
