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Sequential Test for Practical Significance: Truncated Mixture Sequential Probability Ratio Test (opens in new tab)

We present a sequential testing method to identify a practically significant effect. We build on the existing mixture sequential probability ratio test (mSPRT) that can sequentially test for a non-zero treatment effect by using a truncated mixing distribution to differentiate between effects that are large enough to merit a real world action versus that are non-zero but too small to merit a real world action. We verify the Type-I error contr...

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