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Parameter estimation performance for sigmoid emaxmodels in exposure-response Relationship
by
Lee, DH
, Hasanuzzaman, Md
, Masud Parvez, Md
, Park, SE
, Ghim, J-L
, Shin, J-G
in
Drug dosages
/ Economic models
/ Estimates
/ Mean square errors
/ Parameter estimation
2015
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Parameter estimation performance for sigmoid emaxmodels in exposure-response Relationship
by
Lee, DH
, Hasanuzzaman, Md
, Masud Parvez, Md
, Park, SE
, Ghim, J-L
, Shin, J-G
in
Drug dosages
/ Economic models
/ Estimates
/ Mean square errors
/ Parameter estimation
2015
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Parameter estimation performance for sigmoid emaxmodels in exposure-response Relationship
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Parameter estimation performance for sigmoid emaxmodels in exposure-response Relationship
2015
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A total of 70 scenarios with 100 subjects were simulated and estimated 100 times applying one compartment PK model with first-order absorption and sigmoid Emax model using SSE (Stochastic simulation and estimation) of PSN (Perl-speaks-NONMEM) and first order conditional estimation with interaction (FOCE-I) method in NONMEM (version 7.2).The bias and precision of the parameter estimates in each scenario were assessed using relative bias and relative root mean square error.
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Elsevier Limited
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