Dear all,
The Uppsala Pharmacometrics Group have over the years given a number of
intermediate and advanced courses on various topics related to population PKPD
modeling using NONMEM.
Now we offer a new course: covariate model building.
The course will provide participants with knowledge
Even when using a non-Intel compiler (e.g. gnu compilers) with exactly the
same compiler options and optimization levels on AMD and Intel that generates
exactly the same
code for both , there can be numerical differences between AMD and Intel
processors.
We did a study [1] on Phoenix NLME resu
Bob, That certainly makes sense, the CPU architechs are constantly tweaking the instruction sets, even for routine things like dividing. So, it is very unlikely that AMD and Intel both came up with exactly the same binary code for even simple math (and binary floating point instructions are alwa
Thanks for all your comments and now I understand that there could be
always slight differences between different CPU/architecture.
However, Would it possible that there could be differences in successful
minimizations in nonmem runs. For example, for a same model, in one
CPU/architecture the
Martin,
In my experience NONMEM internally uses a pseudo-random process to
decide if convergence has been achieved even when the objective function
and parameter estimates are essentially the same. As far as I know this
has nothing to do with the compiler or CPU. So I do not pay much
attentio
Hi Mats,
To which days do we need to change PAGANZ to have this course here in
Brisbane?? :-)
/Stefanie
On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 10:04 PM, Mats Karlsson wrote:
> Dear all,
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> The Uppsala Pharmacometrics Group have over the years given a number of
> intermediate and advanced cour
