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Relaxed MEMs: Enhancing Borrowing in Multisource Exchangeability Models for Small Sample Applications
Information sharing in clinical trials provides a promising way to increase trial efficiency, specifically in rare disease settings where sample sizes are small. Multisource Exchangeability Modeling (MEM) is a method that incorporates historical data from potentially multiple data sources, such as p
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