Now this may be a massively stupid question however...
I am trying to sort out a sample size calculation for an RCT based on proportions.
Group 1 (control) is 0.68
Group 2 (experimental) is 0.80
Delta would be 0.05
When I use the power command I get wildly different (6x higher) sample size needed than if I were to use this online calculator:
http://powerandsamplesize.com/Calcul...or-Superiority
I think it is because I cannot work out where to put delta... or I’m doing it wrong (most likely). But I trust stata more than the online one...
Any help would be gratefully received.
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