Re: Automated way to extract NM output

This is the kind of programming task SAS is very good at. I don't know the record structure but I imagine it could be read into SAS datasets for summary or re-writing as one file per set. The SAS input statement is very powerful handling all kinds of fixed and free formats, not to mention multiple records (which awk is not so good at). I am off contract right now and I could give you some pointers if you like. I do not have SAS at home right now though so I couldn't write & test a program for you. There is also the SAS list for SAS specific questions. Regards, Dave Garbutt Basel, CH > I wrote a fortran program (nmsee5.for) intended for exactly this > purpose. > Copy all files from ftp://ftp.globomaxnm.com/Public/nonmem/nmsee > There is a readme file that gives suggetions for compiling and using the > program. > Nmsee5 works with NONMEM V and VI. > > On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 23:43:27 -0400, "Samtani, Mahesh [PRDUS]" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: >> Dear NMusers, >> I wish to run a $EST NM.ctl with 500 $PROBLEMs. Is there an automated way >> to extract the 500 sets of thetas, omegas, sigmas, and minimization >> statuses from the single output that NONMEM provides? Two related >> questions are: a) What is the machinery that runs behind WFN for >> extracting output after nmbs and b) Xpose31() extracts only a single set >> (I think it is the first set); will downloading the newer version of >> Xpose solve this problem? >> >> Kindly advice...Mahesh >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>