Hi Nicolas
My short answer would be another question: "what is the aim of your analysis ?"
IOV is fine to split variability into inter-individual,
intra-individual-inter-occasion and intra-individual-intra-occasion random
components. This is excellent for data description, and can bring interest
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Hi Thierry,
Actually, devising a TDM program is precisely when you should be evaluating
whether you have substantial IOV. If IOV is considerably greater than IIV
then there is little benefit in a TDM program as you point out since a
concentration from one occasion may not contain much informat
Dear James,
I always thought that intra-individual variability (IIV) classically
represented the immovable limit on the gains to be expected from TDM - IOV
being indeed used only in a minority of population PK analyses. Both intra- and
inter-occasion variability actually represent nuisance. We
Dear Thierry,
The article below nicely describes the importance of incorporating IOV since
it otherwise might lead to a falsely optimistic impression of the potential
value of TDM.
Karlsson MO, Sheiner LB. The importance of modeling interoccasion
variability in population
pharmacokinetic a
Dear Matt & All
I'm still battling I'm afraid...
Can't seem to get past the SUM OF "SQUARED" WEIGHTED INDIVIDUAL RESIDUALS IS
INFINITE problem.
I've now log-transformed my data, and deleted all but the first occurrence of a
BQL data point from each individual. I'm confident that the initial e
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Ann,
Several ideas:
1. Fix ALAGs to zero, will it help?
2. Try to shield IPRED from being zero
IPRED=LOG(0.0001)
IF(F.GT.0.0001) IPRED=LOG(F)
Y=IPRED + SIG1*ERR(1)
(this could be a bad style, but will allow you to test the code)
3. Try ADVAN6, 8, 13
4. Remove BQL part, fit it as a 3-comp linea
Ann,
Because you already log-tranformed your data, you may want to change
SIG1*IPRED to SIG1 for DUM.
I'm guessing the combination of ALAG and SIG1*IPRED is causing problem.
DUM = (LOQ-IPRED)/(SIG1)
Best regards,
Shelley
Xiao Hu (Shelley), Ph.D.
Scien
Thierry,
Between subject variability (BSV aka IIV) and within subject variability
(WSV aka IOV) describe the limits of what we can identify as sources of
variability.
I don't consider this a nuisance -- it is an opportunity for learning.
The random assumption used for estimation of WSV is a
Nick
While I agree that BOV is not solely a nuisance parameter it is a design
specific parameter and hence can be somewhat of a nuisance. By design specific
we can formulate settings in which the design of the study changes the estimate
of BOV.
To estimate the variance between occasions the d
Steve,
I understand that BOV can be a nuisance for designers :-)
However, arbitrary is not the same as practical. An arbitrary occasion
interval e.g. 1 hour or 1 year, would have no practical application for
any real drugs I know about.
But from a practical perspective for TCI an occasion du
Hi Steve,
I think we can apply some mechanistic insight into IOV in most cases. For
example for absorption parameters, it is difficult to see that anything but
each dosing occasion would constitute a separate occasion. There may however
be situations where it is difficult to judge properly and
Thanks to all for your comments, I didn't expect so much.
If the occasion correspond to a specific dose (i.e. 1st dose or later)
then the question is, shall we expect a variability related to the
duration of the treatment? In that case, we will have as many
occasions as doses. The number of
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