Topic: Confidence Intervals and the TOST Procedure

Equivalence Hypotheses as Two One-Sided Tests

Expressing Ratio Margins on the Log Scale

Diagnosing an Incorrect Confidence Level in TOST

Diagnosing Confidence Intervals That Cross an Equivalence Limit

Diagnosing Inconsistent TOST and Confidence-Interval Results

Distinguishing Joint TOST Decisions From Multiplicity Adjustments

Deriving the Confidence-Interval Rule for TOST

Classifying Equivalent, Inconclusive, and Non-Equivalent Results

Choosing T or Normal Critical Values for TOST

Choosing the Confidence Level for a TOST Interval