Re: Too many PRED-generated items in $TABLE

Dear All, Thanks for your help. > Sam : Indeed, I miscalculated the number of items in my second table. However, I tried to split them by invoking a third $TABLE and got the same error message. So, I believe NONMEM cannot extract more than 20 pred-generated items in total, should these items be split in 20 $TABLES or not. > Andrew, Satosh: I will try the tricks you described, thanks. > Alison: This evolution of NONMEM is a very good news ! Sebastien Sam Liao a écrit : > Dear Sébastien: > Sorry, this won't work since you already have 21 items in the second > $TABLE. I would try to separate it into two $TABLE and try to > combine the two after the run. > > Also like to recommend to follow the standard convention in $TABLE > files that are used in xpose to avoid this problem. > > Sam Liao > Pharmax Research >> Dear Sébastien: >> You may be able to avoid this problem in the second $TABLE by adding >> NOAPPEND option because it will not include DV, PRED, RES, WRES at >> the end of the record. >> >> Best regards, >> Sam Liao >>> Dear All, >>> >>> I am working on a PK model, that can be implemented using $PRED but >>> requires the definition of many parameters. I need most of these >>> parameters to be reported in the output table. Unfortunately, this >>> is the recurrent error message that I get when I start the estimation: >>> >>> "AN ERROR WAS FOUND IN THE CONTROL STATEMENTS. >>> 314 MORE THAN 20 PRED-GENERATED ITEMS SPECIFIED FOR $TABLE, $SCAT." >>> >>> I have tried to split my list of parameters in one or two $TABLE >>> statements (see below) but it does not change anything... >>> >>> $TABLE ID DOSE TIME DVID Y FAST CL V ALPH TK01 KA1 LAG1 KA2 KA3 ADLA >>> ONEHEADER NOPRINT >>> FILE=param.fit >>> $TABLE ID DOSE TIME DVID Y FAST ECL EV EALP ELA1 ETK1 ETB1 ETK2 ELA2 >>> ETB2 >>> ETB3 ETB4 EADL ELA3 ETK3 ETB5 >>> ONEHEADER NOPRINT >>> FILE=eta.fit >>> >>> (ID, DOSE, TIME, DVID, and FAST are defined in the data file) >>> >>> I am using NONMEM 6 with the Wings for NONMEM interface (v 6.1.3). >>> Any suggestion to report that many parameters would be welcome. >>> >>> Sebastien Bihorel >>> SUNY at Buffalo >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >> > > > >