question about random seed for simulation

From: Penny Zhu Date: March 09, 2017 technical Source: mail-archive.com
Dear All I have finished a multiple dose simulation for 600 subjects and want to perform a single dose simulation (different sampling time) on the same subjects (same ETA as the first simulation). I used the same seed for the simulation step, it turned out the first subject was the same and the rest of the subjects are not and I am not sure whether this was due to the fact that the two simulation has different number TIME records. If so, I wonder what is the proper way to set the simulation seed so that the ETAs for the second simulation will be identical to the first one. I know that I could output the individual parameter estimate from the first simulation and import them into the second one. But I was thinking if the random seed can be synchronized between the two simulation, it could be an easier solution. Your help is very much appreciated! Thank you very much and best regards! Penny (Peijuan) Zhu, Ph.D. Associate Director Clinical Pharmacology Cell: 862-926-9079 PD Bio-Pharma CDMA Sandoz 1N025, 100 College Road West Princeton, NJ 08540
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