This is brilliant!!! I was not aware of this. Its very helpful for someone who just started modeling not long ago and I think even people with intermediate experience in NONMEM can learn a lot from these codes. Now I can study these codes and learn from it.
Thank you so much! Regards, Sumeet PhD candidate University of Iowa From: owner-nmus...@globomaxnm.com <owner-nmus...@globomaxnm.com> On Behalf Of celine.s...@pharmetheus.com Sent: Friday, October 18, 2019 9:35 AM To: nmusers@globomaxnm.com Cc: celine.s...@pharmetheus.com Subject: [External] [NMusers] BIG thanks to Joel, Matts and Richard from the modeling community !! Do you know Joel Tärning, Matts Kågedal and Richard Höglund? Those scientists recently published their research AND they decided to be transparent in science. THUS, they shared the model codes corresponding to their publication in the DDMoRe Model Repository (http://repository.ddmore.foundation/models). Why is it worth noting? Because this is an excellent example how these people spent time to help others be efficient. Now, the scientific community have the opportunity to test these models applied to malaria, neuropathy, obese or malnourished subjects, thus speeding up science and making others learn more quickly. To note On average more than 100 models are downloaded for free every month from the DDMoRe repository, from all over the world. Thus, let us all contribute, so numerous pharmacometricians can benefit! The DDMoRe repository community group
