Reference mean (calculated value)

Select how you want to define the reference mean of the parameter. The reference mean is used as scaling parameter in the test.

The following options are available from the drop-down list:

• Calculated value: Selects the corresponding mean from your development assays.
• Manual input: Allows you to enter a decimal number to set the reference mean manually.

This element has the following attributes:

Context:

/Equivalence margin development (Quantitative response assays)/Test strategies/Strategy/Equivalence tests: Scaled parameter range/Upper asymptote (A) (nonlinear models)/alternatives/

/Equivalence margin development (Quantitative response assays)/Test strategies/Strategy/Equivalence tests: Scaled parameter range/B parameter (nonlinear models)/alternatives/

/Equivalence margin development (Quantitative response assays)/Test strategies/Strategy/Equivalence tests: Scaled parameter range/C parameter (nonlinear models)/alternatives/

/Equivalence margin development (Quantitative response assays)/Test strategies/Strategy/Equivalence tests: Scaled parameter range/Lower asymptote (D) (nonlinear models)/alternatives/

/Equivalence margin development (Quantitative response assays)/Test strategies/Strategy/Equivalence tests: Scaled parameter range/Asymmetry parameter (G) (nonlinear models)/alternatives/

/Equivalence margin development (Quantitative response assays)/Test strategies/Strategy/Equivalence tests: Scaled parameter range/Slope (linear models)/alternatives/

/Equivalence margin development (Quantitative response assays)/Test strategies/Strategy/Equivalence tests: Scaled parameter range/Intercept (linear models)/alternatives/