Dear NONMEM users
I am currently performing a time-to-event analysis on binary data using a
weibull distribution (time-varying hazard function).
Using simulation based diagnositcs, I compared `simulated kaplan-Meier` to
`observed kaplan-Meier`. However, fit looks to good to be true and I was
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Dear Francois,
Unless you create a new data set where events are allowed to occur at any
possible time (usually a dense time grid), then the result that you have got
is rather the expected (i.e. too good to be true).
Best regards,
Mats
Mats Karlsson, PhD
Professor of Pharmacometrics
