Independence estimators for re-randomisation trials in multi-episode settings: a simulation study

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Open Access UCL Research: Independence estimators for re-randomisation trials in multi-episode settings: a simulation study https://t.co/lpUzsxnix0

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RT @tmorris_mrc: For all the re-randomisation design enthusiasts out there. ‘Independence estimators […] should be considered as the defaul…

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RT @tmorris_mrc: For all the re-randomisation design enthusiasts out there. ‘Independence estimators […] should be considered as the defaul…

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For all the re-randomisation design enthusiasts out there. ‘Independence estimators […] should be considered as the default estimator until the statistical properties of alternative estimators are thoroughly evaluated.’ @Brennan_Kahan https://t.co/GHU2jW0P

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