Re: simulation question

From: Rob ter Heine Date: February 06, 2009 technical Source: mail-archive.com
Hi Ethan, If think you get the message "message issued from estimation step" you still have the $ESTIMATION block in your control stream, although you're using SIMONLY option. Try removing the $ESTIMATION block and try again. Perhaps you could post your control stream as well? Sincerely, Rob _______________________________ Rob ter Heine, MSc, PharmD Department of Pharmacology, Slotervaart Hospital Amsterdam, The Netherlands E: [email protected] T: +31-20-5124737 >>> Ethan Wu <[email protected]> 02/06/09 2:28 >>> Hi Robm the simulatio step runs fine as I checked by using SIMONLY the termination says "0PROGRAM TERMINATED BY OBJ ERROR IN NCONTR WITH INDIVIDUAL 16 ID=0.16000000E+02 NUMERICAL HESSIAN OF OBJ. FUNC. FOR COMPUTING CONDITIONAL ESTIMATE IS NON POSITIVE DEFINITE MESSAGE ISSUED FROM ESTIMATION STEP AT 0TH ITERATION, UPON EVALUATION OF GRADIENT WITH RESPECT TO OMEGA 0TRY SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASING "INITIAL ESTIMATE OF SIGMA" OR DECREASING "INITIAL ESTIMATE OF OMEGA""
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________________________________ From: Rob ter Heine <[email protected]> To: [email protected]; [email protected] Sent: Friday, February 6, 2009 5:54:33 AM Subject: Betr.: Re: [NMusers] simulation question Dear Ethan, Have you tried removing the $ESTIMATION step and replace all values with your final estimations? What does your result file say after termination? Sincerely Rob >>> Sebastian Ueckert <[email protected]> 02/06/09 10:51 >>> On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 11:18 PM, Ethan Wu <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear users, > I am trying to compare several specific PK/PD study designs by: > -- run 200 simulations with the final model (develope from original > dataset) > -- fit the final model to the 200 simulated dataset > To achieve above, I used $SIM SUBPROB=200 option > however, nonmem would completely stop after running > into estimation problem at one specific simulation/estimation cycles, for > some designs it stop even before 10th iterations. > Is there anyway nonmem could continue go on? > Or, does someone know alternative way to achieve the goal? > thanks > > >
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