You mean, besides getting to go home earlier? ;^))
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[NMusers] What would the impact be, if NONMEM runs 10 times faster than
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Dear NMusers,
I would like to ask the
Dear All :
I'd like to get your opinion on this: when modeling an event (0/1) that is
caused by an cumulative effect, 1. would cumulative AUC be a better predictor
than concentration, since CAUC can better capture the accumulative process?
2. If CAUC is used, is there good ways to
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Subject: [NMusers] What would the impact be, if NONMEM runs 10 times
faster than now?
From: "BAE, KYUN-SEOP"
Yi,
Without you giving us any further details of the process you are
describing I can only offer some general idea of how you might approach
this. Given that you think that a binary outcome is dependent on the
cumulation of something I am assuming the cumulation is with respect to
time.
