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Bayesian Optimization for Dose Finding with Two Agents: Participant Allocation and Final Selection
In two-agent dose-finding trials, the next cohort should help identify a combination for final selection. We studied a constrained knowledge-gradient (cKG) rule with one-cohort lookahead that updates independent Gaussian-process models of efficacy and continuous toxicity, reapplies a probability cri
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