Sample size requirements for estimating intraclass correlations with desired precision

By Douglas G. Bonett. Statistics in Medicine, 2002

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Why rankings of biomedical image analysis competitions should be interpreted with care (2018, background): “[Munafò et al. 2017, Zendel et al. 2017, Jannin, Grova and Maurer 2006, Jannin and 1982, Raudys 1991, Kalayeh and Landgrebe 2012, Bonnet 2002, Shoukri et al. 2004, Sim and Wright 2005] How to avoid bias in the training/test data?”
A Web-based Sample Size Calculator for Reliability Studies (2018, methodology): “The calculator uses the formula given by Bonett (9).”
Guidelines for estimating repeatability (2012, methodology): “Given a predicted ICC and k measures per individual ⁄ group, this function will calculate the n individuals ⁄ groups required to obtain a desired confidence interval width (Bonett 2002).”
Inferential Methods for the Tetrachoric Correlation Coefficient (2005, background): “Sample size planning formulas have recently been developed for several correlation confidence intervals (Bonett, 2002; Bonett & Wright, 2000), but a sample size planning formula for the tetrachoric correlation is currently unavailable.”