Introduction | An example SMART | The sample data | Computing the IPWE | Computing the AIPWE | Computing the IAIPWE | References

What are SMARTs? | Why use a SMART? | When are SMARTs appropriate? | Where our package comes in

1. User-Facing Entry Points | 2. Nuisance Parameter Estimation (called by iaipwe) | 3. Value Estimation (called by iaipwe) | 4. Sandwich Variance — $B_n$ (empirical variance of estimating equations) | 5. Sandwich Variance — $A_n$ (derivative of estimating equations) | 6. Trial Design Utilities (standalone)

Introduction | Design 1: No response status | Simulation | Design 2: Only non-responders are re-randomized | Design 3: Both responders and non-responders re-randomized | Note on ordering and block randomization

Introduction | Design 1: No response status | Simulation | Design 2: Only non-responders are re-randomized | Design 3: Both responders and non-responders re-randomized | Note on ordering and block randomization

Introduction | An example SMART | The sample data | Computing the IPWE | Computing the AIPWE | Computing the IAIPWE | References

What are SMARTs? | Why use a SMART? | When are SMARTs appropriate? | Where our package comes in

1. User-Facing Entry Points | 2. Nuisance Parameter Estimation (called by iaipwe) | 3. Value Estimation (called by iaipwe) | 4. Sandwich Variance — $B_n$ (empirical variance of estimating equations) | 5. Sandwich Variance — $A_n$ (derivative of estimating equations) | 6. Trial Design Utilities (standalone)

Introduction | Methods and Assumptions | General assumptions | Dynamic pricing | Dynamic uptake | Implementation | Set-up | Results | Scenario 1: No dynamic uptake or pricing | Scenario 2: Dynamic pricing, no dynamic uptake | Scenario 3: Dynamic uptake, not dynamic pricing | Scenario 4: Dynamic pricing and uptake | Summary | Discussion

Introduction | Methods and Assumptions | General assumptions | Dynamic pricing | Dynamic uptake | Implementation | Set-up | Cost-effectiveness model | Results | Without dynamic pricing or dynamic uptake | Scenario 1: No dynamic uptake or pricing | Scenario 2: Dynamic pricing, no dynamic uptake | Scenario 3: Dynamic uptake, not dynamic pricing | Scenario 4: Dynamic pricing and uptake | Summary of results | Future single cohort ICER | Discussion

Introduction and Motivation | What are dynamic pricing and dynamic uptake? | Framework | Overview of package | References

Introduction | NPV with static pricing and static uptake | NPV with dynamic pricing and static uptake | Prices that increase regularly | Prices that increase irregularly | NPV with static pricing and dynamic uptake | Uptake is constant over time | Uptake varies over time | NPV with dynamic pricing and dynamic uptake