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PASS 12

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PASS 12 is an easy-to-use research tool for determining the number of subjects that should be used in a study. PASS software performs power analysis and calculates sample sizes for over 150 statistical tests.

 

PASS at a glance!

PASS performs power analysis and calculates sample sizes. Use it before you begin a study to calculate an appropriate sample size (it meets the requirements of government agencies that want technical justification of the sample size you have used). Use it after a study to determine if your sample size was large enough. PASS calculates the sample sizes necessary to perform all of the statistical tests listed below.
A power analysis usually involves several ?what if? questions. PASS lets you solve for power, sample size, effect size, and alpha level. It automatically creates appropriate tables and charts of the results.

PASS lets you solve for power, sample size, effect size, and alpha level. It automatically displays charts and graphs along with numeric tables and text summaries in a portable format that is cut and paste compatible with all word processors so you can easily include the results in your proposal.

PASS is a standalone system. Although it is integrated with NCSS, you do not have to own NCSS to run it. You can use it with any statistical software you want.

PASS is accurate. It has been extensively verified using books and reference articles. Proof of the accuracy of each procedure is included in the extensive documentation.

PASS comes with complete help system documentation that contains tutorials, examples, annotated output, references, formulas, validation, and complete instructions on each procedure. All procedures are validated with published articles or books.

PASS Beats the Competition!
No other program calculates sample sizes and power for as many different statistical procedures as does PASS. Specifying your input is easy, especially with the online help and manual.

PASS displays charts and graphs automatically along with numeric tables and text summaries in a portable format that is cut and paste compatible with all word processors so you can easily include the results in your proposal.

Choose PASS. It's more comprehensive, easier-to-use, accurate, and less expensive than any other sample size program on the market.


PASS 12 adds over 15 new power and sample size procedures to PASS, including z tests (3), conditional power (6), repeated measures (2), non-inferiority logrank (2), equivalence logrank (2), Lin?s concordance coefficient (1), probit analysis (1), and competing risks (1).

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PASS 12 Features and Procedures

PASS 12 Procedures
What's new in PASS 12?

PASS 12 Sample Size Procedures

Cluster-Randomized Designs

  • Test of Two Means from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Equivalence Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Superiority Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design

Conditional Power

  • Conditional Power of a One-Sample T-Test
  • Conditional Power of a Two-Sample T-Test
  • Conditional Power of a Paired T-Test
  • Conditional Power of 2×2 Cross-Over Designs
  • Conditional Power of Logrank Test
  • Conditional Power of One-Proportion Test
  • Conditional Power of Two-Proportions Test

Confidence Intervals

  • Confidence Interval for a Correlation
  • Confidence Interval of a Mean
  • Confidence Interval of a Mean with Tolerance Probability
  • Confidence Interval of the Difference between Two Independent Means
  • Confidence Interval of the Difference between Two Independent Means with Tolerance Probability
  • Confidence Interval of the Difference between Two Paired Means
  • Confidence Interval of the Difference between Two Paired Means with Tolerance Probability
  • Confidence Interval of a Proportion
  • Confidence Interval of a Proportion from a Finite Population
  • Confidence Interval Comparing Two Proportions
  • Confidence Interval of a Regression Slope
  • Confidence Interval of a Standard Deviation entering a Standard Deviation
  • Confidence Interval of a Standard Deviation entering Relative Error
  • Confidence Interval of a Standard Deviation with Tolerance Probability
  • Confidence Interval of One Variance entering a Variance
  • Confidence Interval of One Variance entering Relative Error
  • Confidence Interval of One Variance with Tolerance Probability
  • Confidence Interval of the Ratio of Two Variances entering Variances
  • Confidence Interval of the Ratio of Two Variances entering Relative Error

Correlation

  • One Correlation
  • Two Correlations
  • Confidence Interval for One Correlation
  • Coefficient (or Cronbach's) Alpha
  • Intraclass Correlation
  • Kappa Test for Agreement
  • Lin's Concordance Correlation

Cross-Over Designs

  • Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Conditional Power of 2×2 Cross-Over Designs
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design

Design of Experiments

  • Balanced Incomplete Block Designs
  • D-Optimal Designs
  • Design Generator
  • Fractional Factorial Designs
  • Latin Square Designs
  • Randomization Lists
  • Response Surface Designs
  • Screening Designs
  • Taguchi Designs
  • Two-Level Factorial Designs

Equivalence

  • Equivalence Test of Two Means using Difference
  • Equivalence Test of Two Means using Ratio
  • Equivalence Test of Two Means by Simulation
  • Equivalence Test for Comparing Paired Means
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence of One Proportion
  • Equivalence of Two Proportions
  • Equivalence Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Equivalence of Correlated Proportions using McNemar?s Test
  • Equivalence Test for Comparing Survival Curves using Cox Regression
  • Equivalence of Hazard Rates assuming an Exponential Model

Group-Sequential Tests

  • Group-Sequential Test for Two Means
  • Group-Sequential Test for Two Means using Simulation Assuming Normality
  • Group-Sequential Test for Two Means using Simulation General Assumptions
  • Group-Sequential Non-Inferiority Test for Two Means
  • Group-Sequential Test for Two Proportions
  • Group-Sequential Non-Inferiority Test for Two Proportions
  • Group-Sequential Superiority Test for Two Proportions
  • Group-Sequential Logrank Test of Two Survival Curves

Means ? One

  • One-Sample T-Test
  • One-Sample T-Test using Simulation
  • Wilcoxon Test
  • Multiple One-Sample T-Tests
  • Non-Inferiority Test of One Mean
  • Superiority by a Margin Test for One Mean
  • Confidence Interval for One Mean
  • Confidence Interval of One Mean with Tolerance Probability
  • Exponential Mean
  • Poisson Mean
  • Conditional Power of One-Sample T-Test

Means ? Two Independent

  • Two-Sample T-Test Assuming Equal Variances
  • Two-Sample T-Test Allowing Unequal Variances
  • Two-Sample T-Test using Simulation
  • Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon Test
  • Two-Sample Z-Test Assuming Equal Variances
  • Two-Sample Z-Test Allowing Unequal Variances
  • Confidence Interval of Difference in Two Means
  • Confidence Interval of Difference in Two Means with Tolerance Probability
  • Equivalence Test of Two Means using Difference
  • Equivalence Test of Two Means using Ratio
  • Equivalence Test of Two Means by Simulation
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Two Means Based on their Difference
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Two Means Based on their Ratio
  • Superiority by a Margin Test of the Difference in Two Means
  • Superiority by a Margin Test of the Ratio of Two Means
  • Test of Two Means from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Conditional Power of Two-Sample T-Tests
  • Group-Sequential Test for Two Means
  • Group-Sequential Test for Two Means using Simulation Assuming Normality
  • Group-Sequential Test for Two Means using Simulation General Assumptions
  • Group-Sequential Non-Inferiority Test for Two Means
  • Hotelling's T-Squared
  • Multiple Two-Sample T-Tests
  • Exponential Means
  • Poisson Means
  • Ratio of Two Means
  • Test Comparing Mean Change Scores from a Two Group, Pre-Post Design
  • Time-Averaged Difference of Two Means
  • Two Means from a Repeated Measures Design

Means ? Two Correlated or Paired

  • Paired T-Test
  • Paired T-Test using Simulation
  • Wilcoxon Test and Sign Test
  • Equivalence Test for Comparing Paired Means
  • Non-Inferiority Test Comparing Paired Means
  • Superiority by a Margin Test Comparing Paired Means
  • Confidence Interval of the Difference between Two Paired Means
  • Confidence Interval of the Difference between Two Paired Means with Tolerance Probability
  • Multiple Paired T-Tests
  • Conditional Power of Paired T-Test

Means ? 2×2 Cross-Over Designs

  • Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Conditional Power of 2×2 Cross-Over Designs

Means ? Higher-Order Cross-Over Designs

  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Equivalence Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design

Means ? Many (ANOVA)

  • One-Way Analysis of Variance
  • One-Way Analysis of Variance with Simulation
  • Kruskal-Wallis Test
  • Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA)
  • Williams Test for the Minimum Effective Dose
  • Factorial Analysis of Variance
  • MANOVA
  • Randomized Block Analysis of Variance
  • Repeated Measures Analysis
  • Mixed Models
  • Multiple Comparisons (Tukey-Kramer, Best, Dunnett)
  • Multiple Comparisons (Pair-Wise: Tukey-Kramer, Kruskal-Wallis)
  • Multiple Comparisons (Treatments vs Control)
  • Multiple Contrasts (Dunn, Bonferroni)

Non-Inferiority

  • Non-Inferiority Test of One Mean
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Two Means Based on their Difference
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Two Means Based on their Ratio
  • Non-Inferiority Test Comparing Paired Means
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Group-Sequential Non-Inferiority Test of Two Means
  • Non-Inferiority Test of One Proportion
  • Non-Inferiority Tests of Two Proportions
  • Group-Sequential Non-Inferiority Test of Two Proportions
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Correlated Proportions using McNemar?s Test
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Non-Inferiority Logrank Tests

Normality Tests

  • Anderson-Darling
  • Kolmogorov-Smirnov
  • Kurtosis
  • Martinez-Iglewicz
  • Omnibus
  • Range/SD
  • Shapiro-Wilk
  • Skewness

Proportions ? One

  • One Proportion Tests
  • Confidence Interval of a Proportion
  • Confidence Interval for One Proportion from a Finite Population
  • Equivalence Test of One Proportion
  • Non-Inferiority Test of One Proportion
  • Superiority Test of One Proportion
  • Single-Stage Phase II Clinical Trial
  • Two-Stage Phase II Clinical Trial (Simon)
  • Three-Stage Phase II Clinical Trial
  • Post-Marketing Surveillance
  • Conditional Power of One-Proportion Test
  • Test for One Sensitivity or Specificity

Proportions ? Two Independent

  • Tests of Two Proportions
  • Fisher?s Exact Test of Two Proportions
  • Confidence Interval Comparing Two Proportions
  • Equivalence Tests of Two Proportions
  • Non-Inferiority Tests for Two Proportions
  • Superiority Test of Two Proportions
  • Test for Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Equivalence Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Superiority Test of Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Group-Sequential Tests for Two Proportions
  • Group-Sequential Tests for Two Proportions using Simulation
  • Group-Sequential Non-Inferiority Tests of Two Proportions
  • Group-Sequential Superiority Tests of Two Proportions
  • Cochran/Mantel-Haenzel Test in a Stratified Design
  • Repeated Measures Design Test for Two Proportions
  • Test for Two Independent Sensitivities
  • Time-Averaged Difference of Two Proportions
  • Conditional Power of Two-Proportions Tests

Proportions ? Correlated or Paired

  • Test of Two Correlated Proportions using McNemar?s Test
  • Equivalence Test of Two Correlated Proportions using McNemar?s Test
  • Non-Inferiority Test of Correlated Proportions using McNemar?s Test
  • Test of Two Correlated Proportions in a Matched Case-Control Design

Proportions ? Sensitivity and Specificity

  • Sensitivity and Specificity for One Group
  • Sensitivity of Paired Groups
  • Sensitivity and Specificity of Two Independent Groups

Proportions - Many

  • Chi-Square Contingency Table Test
  • Chi-Square Multinomial Test
  • Cochran-Armitage Test for Trend in Proportions
  • Logistic Regression
  • Two Ordered Categorical Variables

Quality Control

  • Quality Control Charts of Means
  • Quality Control Charts of Variation

Regression

  • Confidence Interval of a Slope
  • Cox Regression
  • Linear Regression
  • Logistic Regression
  • Multiple Regression
  • Poisson Regression
  • Probit Analysis

ROC Curves

  • Test for One ROC Curve
  • Test for Two ROC Curves

Superiority by a Margin Test

  • Superiority Test for One Mean
  • Superiority Test of the Difference in Two Means
  • Superiority by a Margin Test of the Ratio of Two Means
  • Superiority Test Comparing Paired Means
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Difference from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a 2×2 Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Difference from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of the Mean Ratio from a Higher-Order Cross-Over Design
  • Superiority Test of One Proportion
  • Superiority Test of Two Proportions
  • Superiority Test for Two Proportions from a Cluster-Randomized Design
  • Group-Sequential Superiority Test of Two Proportions
  • Superiority Test for Comparing Survival Curve using Cox Regression
  • Superiority Test for Comparing Hazard Rates assuming Exponential Data

Survival Analysis

  • Logrank Tests
  • Logrank Tests using Cox Regression
  • Logrank Test assuming Exponential Distribution
  • Logrank Test Accounting for Competing Risks
  • Group-Sequential Logrank Tests
  • Equivalence Test for Comparing Survival Curves using Cox Regression
  • Equivalence of Hazard Rates assuming an Exponential Model
  • Non-Inferiority Logrank Tests
  • Non-Inferiority Test for the Difference of Two Hazard Rates Assuming an Exponential Distribution
  • Non-Inferiority, Logrank Test for Two Survival Curves using Cox Regression
  • Superiority Test for Comparing Survival Curve using Cox Regression
  • Superiority Test for Comparing Hazard Rates assuming Exponential Data
  • Conditional Power of Logrank Tests
  • Cox Regression
  • Exponential Mean (One)
  • Exponential Mean (Two)
  • Probit Analysis

Variances

  • Test of One Variance
  • Test of Two Variances
  • Confidence Interval of a Standard Deviation entering a Standard Deviation
  • Confidence Interval of a Standard Deviation entering Relative Error
  • Confidence Interval of a Standard Deviation with Tolerance Probability
  • Confidence Interval of One Variance entering a Variance
  • Confidence Interval of One Variance entering Relative Error
  • Confidence Interval of One Variance with Tolerance Probability
  • Confidence Interval of the Ratio of Two Variances entering Variances
  • Confidence Interval of the Ratio of Two Variances entering Relative Error
  • Quality Control Charts of Variation

Tools

  • Chi-Square Effect-Size Estimator
  • Multinomial Effect-Size Estimator
  • Odds Ratio to Proportions Converter
  • Probability Calculator (Various Distributions)
  • Standard Deviation Estimator
  • Survival Parameter Conversion Tool
  • Standard Deviation of Means Calculator
  • Data Simulator

What's new in PASS 12?

PASS 12 adds over 15 new power and sample size procedures to PASS, including z tests (3), conditional power (6), repeated measures (2), non-inferiority logrank (2), equivalence logrank (2), Lin's concordance coefficient (1), probit analysis (1), and competing risks (1).


New Features in PASS 12

User-Interface Simplification

New Procedures in PASS 12

  • Conditional Power
    • Conditional Power of One-Sample T-Tests
    • Conditional Power of Two-Sample T-Tests
    • Conditional Power of Paired T-Tests
    • Conditional Power of 2×2 Cross-Over Designs
    • Conditional Power of Logrank Tests
    • Conditional Power of One-Proportions Tests
    • Conditional Power of Two-Proportions Tests

  • Z-Test
    • Two-Sample Z-Test Assuming Equal Variances
    • Two-Sample Z-Test Allowing Unequal Variances

  • Survival Analysis
    • Test for Two Survival Curves using Cox Regression
    • Non-Inferiority Test for Two Survival Curves using Cox Regression
    • Equivalence Test for Two Survival Curves using Cox Regression
    • Superiority Test for Two Survival Curves using Cox Regression
    • Test for Difference of Two Hazard Rates Assuming an Exponential Model
    • Non-Inferiority Test for Difference of Two Hazard Rates Assuming an Exponential Model
    • Equivalence Test for Difference of Two Hazard Rates Assuming an Exponential Model
    • Superiority Test for Comparing Hazard Rates assuming Exponential Data
    • Logrank Test Accounting for Competing Risks

  • Other
    • Lin's Concordance Correlation Coefficient
    • Probit Analysis
    • Test for Comparing Mean Change Score in Pre-Post Design
    • Confidence Interval for a Proportion from a Finite Population

  • Revised and Simplified
    • Repeated Measures Analysis
    • MANOVA
    • Two-Sample T-Test Assuming Equal Variances
    • Two-Sample T-Test with Unequal Variances
    • Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon Test

Compatibility of PASS 12

PASS 12 is fully compatible with Windows 8, 7, Vista, and XP on both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems.



































System Requirements PASS 12

  Windows® Mac
Other Requirements
Privileges: Administrative rights required during installation only.

Third Party Software:
  • Microsoft .NET 3.5 SP1 (included withPASS CD, comes pre-installed with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, feature activation required on Windows 8)
  • Microsoft Windows Installer 3.1 or higher
  • Adobe Reader® 7 or higher (required for the Help System only)
 
Operating System Windows XP SP2 or higher, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Server 2003, Server 2008, Server 2008 R2 or later A Windows emulator (such as Parallels) is required to run PASS 12 on a Mac.
Minimum CPU 450 MHz or faster processor, 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64)  
Disk Space 120 MB for PASS (plus space for Microsoft .NET 3.5 SP1 if not already installed)  

 
 

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PASS 12, Single User, 1 license - no printed manuals , DOWNLOAD - commercial €858.00 Buy now
PASS 12 / NCSS 8 Bundle, 1 license without printed manuals , DOWNLOAD - commercial €937.00 Buy now
PASS 12, Add PASS 12 to NCSS 8 Upgrade Order, 1 license , DOWNLOAD - commercial €587.00 Buy now
PASS 12, Upgrade, from PASS 11 , DOWNLOAD - commercial €310.00 Buy now
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PASS 12, Single User, 1 license - no printed manuals , DOWNLOAD - academic €623.00 Buy now
PASS 12 / NCSS 8 Bundle, 1 license without printed manuals , DOWNLOAD - academic €702.00 Buy now
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