I am interested in using NONMEM in the analysis of binary data but I don't want to use the standard

From: James Bailey Date: March 17, 2000 technical Source: cognigencorp.com
Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 11:51:16 -0500 From: "James Bailey" <James_Bailey@emory.org> Subject: I am interested in using NONMEM in the analysis of binary data but I don't want to use the standard I am interested in using NONMEM in the analysis of binary data but I don't want to use the standard logit or probit function. Instead I want to use a ramp model for the probability of drug effect, i.e., Prob=0 if Conc<C50-b Prob=(Conc-(C50-b))/(2b) if C50-b<Conc<C50+b Prob=1 if Conc>C50-b where C50 and b are the parameters I wish to estimate. NONMEM is not accepting the above definition of P. Any suggestions? Jim Bailey

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Mar 17, 2000 James Bailey I am interested in using NONMEM in the analysis of binary data but I don't want to use the standard
Mar 17, 2000 Alison Boeckmann Re: I am interested in using NONMEM in the analysis of binary data but I don't want to use the standard
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