Dear NONMEM users, Dear Uppsala Folks, Dear Christopher
I was looking for some Xpose function that would automatically create a forest
plot from NONMEM output in order to present the results of covariate analysis,
assuming that all covariate models have been implemented the same way with same
NULL value. The only thing I found was the Covariates function in the popPK
package, which makes use of Xpose, developed by Christoffer Tornoe while he was
at FDA. http://www2.uaem.mx/r-mirror/web/packages/popPK/popPK.pdf
But this package looks like to be no longer supported and has been removed from
the CRAN.
Has anyone developed such a package?
With best regards / Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Cordialement / 祝好 / よろしくお願いします
Pascal
Pascal Girard
Director, Pharmacometry
Merck Serono | Global Early Development
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