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Mannie
Emmanuel Chigutsa, PhD
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Mannie
Emmanuel Chigutsa, PhD
Team Leader, Pharmacometrics
Global PK/
Hi Sebastien,
Try the following example code, with the relevant pieces in red:
$TABLE ID TIME CMT IPRED FORMAT=, FILE=mytab1.csv NOPRINT ONEHEADER
Mannie
On Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 9:14:21 AM EDT, Sebastien Bihorel
wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to create "pure" csv
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Hi Camila,
Alternative (simpler) coding to get TAD would be as follows:
$PK (NONEVENT)IF(AMT.GT.0) TDOS=TIMETAD=TIME-TDOS
The trick here is to add NONEVENT after $PK which tells NONMEM to make calls to
$PK even for 'hidden' dose times, such as ADDLs, therefore TDOS is updated
appropriately.
Manni
trying to use different etas for the different thetas as you had
was that only the variance (omega) was constrained to be same, but not
necessarily the same eta for each ID.
Mannie
From: "Leander, Jacob"
To: Emmanuel Chigutsa ; "rupert.aus...@btconnect.com"
I think the following code should work:
IF(CAT.EQ.1) CLCOV = THETA(1)IF(CAT.EQ.2) CLCOV = THETA(2)IF(CAT.EQ.3) CLCOV =
THETA(3)MU_1 = THETA(4)
CL = EXP(MU_1+ETA(1))*(1+CLCOV)
$OMEGA BLOCK(1) 0.1
Mannie
From: Rupert Austin
To: "'Sadler, Brian'" ; nmusers@globomaxnm.com
Sent: Wednesday,
Hi Thorsten,
You can change the default limits for various things using the $SIZES option.
To change the limit of columns, add the following in the beginning of your
control stream (even before $PROBLEM)$SIZES PD=-100
This tells NONMEM that your dataset has 100 columns or less (change the value
Hi Andrej, You can try something along the following lines:-subtract 12 hours
from the time of all doses in the dataset (create new time column)-add a fixed
ALAG of 12 hours and some variability on it. You could also fix the variability
to a big number. You can also test covariates (patient subg
Hi Pavel
I have experienced a similar problem. In my case, the
following code for IMP after SAEM (using NM7.3) greatly reduced the
Monte Carlo OFV noise from variations of about +/- 60 points to variations of
+/-
6 points (though still not good enough for covariate testing):
$EST METHOD=IMP LAPL
Hi Hyewon
My 2 cents of advice:
1. Note that you need to estimate the baseline hazard. You can then add
AUC as a covariate on the baseline hazard, or perhaps the Weibull shape
factor.
2. Because of my limited experience, I am not sure of the type of
survival distribution you are trying to model, bu
Hi Andreas
In this case, the code I am familiar with under $PK is:
MTIME(1)=THETA(..)
TK120=THETA(..) ; rate constant until MTIME
TK121=THETA(..) ; rate constant after MTIME
K12=TK120*(1-MPAST(1)) + TK121*MPAST(1) ; MPAST(1) is 0 until MTIME(1)
whereupon it becomes 1
I am not sure what MTDIFF do
Dear Andreas
MTIME is used for estimation of an model event time. Hence you use it if
you do not know the time, but it appears you do know the time. If the
time is the same for all individuals, and I would simply use the
following code:
IF(TIME.LE. xxx) THEN
K12=THETA(..)
ELSE
K12=THETA(..)
ENDIF
In my experience, putting MTDIFF=1 made no difference.
I have limited experience with EHC myself, so that's my 2 cents worth
of advice.
Emmanuel
Emmanuel Chigutsa (BPharm. Hons)
Research Fellow, Pharmacometrics Group
Division of Clinical Pharmacology, University of Cape Town
K-45 Old Mai
in
population pharmacokinetic analyses. Journal of pharmacokinetics and
biopharmaceutics. 1993. vol 21, No. 6.
Regards,
Emmanuel
Emmanuel Chigutsa (BPharm. Hons)
Research Fellow, Pharmacometrics Group
Division of Clinical Pharmacology, University of Cape Town
K-45 Old Main Building, Groote
, Sheiner. 1995 "Three new
residual error models for population PK/PD analyses" Journal of
pharmacokinetics and biopharmaceutics, vol 23, no.6.
Emmanuel
Emmanuel Chigutsa (BPharm. Hons)
Research Fellow, Pharmacometrics Group
Division of Clinical Pharmacology, University of Cape Town
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