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Adaptively Combining Randomized and External Control Data Using a Mixture Prior in the Presence of Heterogeneity
When resources are limited in a randomized trial, a common strategy is to augment data from the control arm with external controls. We propose a hybrid group sequential Bayesian design that uses this approach to compare time-to-event distributions. The design allows between-treatment effects to diff
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