RE: Dumping of internally used parameter values to file

From:Pascal Girard Subject:RE: [NMusers] Dumping of internally used parameter values to file Date:Fri, March 1, 2002 2:19 am Dear Thomas, Iwould not change the NONMEM FORTRAN code. The easiest way to have parameters with higher precisions is to write your own INFN.f fortran subroutine, which will replace the dummy one that comes with PREDDPP. Within INFN you will have access to all final parameter estimates, placed in various COMMON, which in turn you can write, with the desired format, to an ASCII file. Way to call INFN, depends whether you use PREDPP or not. 1) If using PREDPP just change the dummy INFN in $SUBROUTINE by: $SUBROUTINE ADVANxx TRANSxx INFN=MYINFN.f Then MYINFN subroutine will be automatically call at the end of each problem. 2) If not using PREDPP, you will have to control the call to INFN. For exemple: $SUBROUTINE OTHER=MYINFN.f IF (ICALL.EQ.0) CALL MYINFN( ...) ; e.g. initialization for a multiple problem run ... IF (ICALL.EQ.3) CALL MYINFN( ...) ; output parameters with desired precisions at the end of a problem You have lots of help in the nmhelp for this. Best regards, Pascal Girard, PHARSIGHT Corp. Tel/Fax +33 (0)437 37 80 29