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MEANING: Requests that NONMEM generate a table
CONTEXT: NM-TRAN Control Record
USAGE:
$TABLE [list1] [BY list2]
[PRINT|NOPRINT] [FILE=filename]
[NOHEADER|ONEHEADER] [ONEHEADERALL]
[NOTITLE|NOLABEL]
[FIRSTONLY|LASTONLY|FIRSTLASTONLY] [NOFORWARD|FORWARD]
[APPEND|NOAPPEND]
[FORMAT=s1] [LFORMAT=s1] [RFORMAT=s1]
[NOSUB=[0|1]]
[EXCLUDE_BY list3]
[PARAFILE=[filename|ON|OFF]
[ESAMPLE=n1][WRESCHOL] [SEED=n2]
[RANMETHOD=[n|S|m] ]
[VARCALC=[0|1|2]]
[FIXEDETAS=(list)]
[NPDTYPE=[0|1]]
[UNCONDITIONAL|CONDITIONAL] [OMITTED]
SAMPLE:
$TABLE ID DOSE WT TIME
DISCUSSION:
Requests that a NONMEM table be produced. Up to 10 $TABLE records may
be included in a given problem.
OPTIONS:
list1
A list of item labels (i.e., user-chosen item types) to be tabled
along with DV and the special items PRED, RES, and WRES.
The user may request the following additional special diag-
nostic items by including their name in the list.
NPRED, NRES, NWRES
Calculated assuming non-conditional estimation and no eta-
epsilon interaction. NPRED and NRES are same as PRED and
RES. NWRES is same as WRES when INTERACTION is not set in
$EST.
PREDI, RESI, WRESI
Calculated assuming non-conditional estimation with eta-
epsilon interaction. Always same as PRED, RES, and WRES.
CPRED, CRES, CWRES
Calculated assuming conditional estimation and no eta-
epsilon interaction.
CPREDI, CRESI, CWRESI
Calculated assuming conditional estimation with eta-epsilon
interaction.
CIPRED, CIRES,CIWRES
Conditional individual values
CIPREDI, CIRESI,CIWRESI
Conditional individual values with eta-epsilon interaction.
NIPRED, NIRES, NIWRES
NIPRED and NIRES are same as PRED and RES. NIWRES is
weighted residual using F(eta=0) and V(eta=0), where V is
individual variance.
IPREDI, IRESI,IWRESI
Same as NIPRED,NIRES,NIWRES
IPRD, IRS,IWRS
Same as NIPRED, NIRES, and NIWRES
EPRED, ERES, EWRES
Monte-Carlo generated diagnostics and are not linearized
approximations like the other diagnostic types. EWRES is the
Monte-Carlo version of CWRESI.
ECWRES
Monte-Carlo version of CWRES.
EIPRED, EIRES,EIWRES
EIPRED and EIRES are same as EPRED and ERES. EIWRES is Monte
Carlo assessed individual weighted residual.
NPDE
Monte-Carlo generated normalized probability distribution
error.
NPD The correlated (or non-decorrelated) NPDE value.
OBJI
Objective function values for each individual (same as given
in the root.phi file). The sum of the individual objective
function values is equal to the total objective function.
In addition the list may include:
Data item labels.
Labels ETA(1), ETA(2), ... ,ETA(10), ... , ETA(70), etc.,
or alternatively, labels ETA1, ETA2, ... ,ETA10, ... , ETA70, etc.,
corresponding to eta(1), eta(2), etc.
The labels in the output will be ETA1, ETA2, ... , ET10, ... ET70,
etc.
With NONMEM 7.3, a range of etas may be requested: |
ETAS(k:n) |
is equivalent to |
ETAk, ..., ETAn |
where n > k. LAST can be used in place of n, and requests the |
last (highest numbered) eta in the problem. E.g. ETAS(1:LAST) |
With NONMEM 7.4, more flexible syntax is available: |
The word TO may be used in place of ":". |
The BY expression may be used: |
ETAS(1 TO 10 by 3) prints out etas 1,4,7,10 |
ETAS(LAST TO 1 by -3) prints out etas 10,7,4,1 (assuming LAST=10) |
A number list may be given: |
ETAS(1,5,12,4) prints out etas 1, 5, 12, 4. |
ETAS(4:1) prints etas 4, 3, 2, 1 |
ETAS(4:1 by -2) prints etas 4, 2 |
ETAS(1:4 by -1) prints etas 4, 3, 2, 1 (the by value sets the direction).|
With NONMEM 7.4, a symbolic label specified in $ABBR REPLACE may |
be listed in $TABLE. For example: |
$ABBR REPLACE ETA(CL)=ETA(1) |
... |
$TABLE ETA(CL) |
Reserved positions of MODULE NMPRD4 (See $ABBREVIATED). COM(k) or :k
denotes the kth reserved position. (There must be exactly 4 digits
after ":". Use leading 0's as necessary.) E.g., COM(3) or :003.
Labels of the form :k will be used in the output.
Labels of PRED-defined items in MODULE NMPRD4 if abbreviated code is
present (up to PDT distinct such labels in any one problem, for all
tables and scatterplots. PDT is a constant in resource/SIZES.f90;
default value is 500.) These may include labels of the NM-TRAN-
defined items:
0nnn e.g., 0010 stands for A00nnn
1nnn e.g., 1010 stands for A01nnn
2nnn e.g., 2010 stands for C00nnn
3nnn e.g., 3010 stands for D00nnn
4nnn e.g., 4010 stands for E00nnn
5nnn e.g., 5010 stands for F00nnn
6nnn e.g., 6010 stands for P00nnn
These may also include:
labels VECTRA(1), VECTRA(2), ... ,VECTRA(9), or alternatively,
labels VA_1, VA_2, ... ,VA_9, corresponding to VECTRA(1), VECTRA(2),
..., VECTRA(9).
The labels in the output will be VA_1, VA_2, ... , VA_9.
Similarly, for VECTRB and VECTRC.
Synonyms may be defined on either the $TABLE or $SCATTER record for
special items PRED, RES, WRES; for PRED-defined items; for NM-TRAN-
defined items; and for reserved positions of MODULE NMPRD4.
E.g., assume that IWRES is a PRED-defined label, that at least 3 posi-
tions of NMPRD4 are reserved, and that NM-TRAN has generated A00032 as
the label for a derivative in the generated FSUBS routine. Either
$TABLE or $SCATTER records may include:
WRES=RES1,IWRES=RES2,COM(3)=ABC,0032=DK.
For a discussion of the values of ETAs and PRED-defined items (e.g.,
are they based on initial or final values of theta? Simulated or zero
or conditional values of eta?), see values.
Elements of G and H
E.g., $TABLE G11 G21 G31 H11 H21
The format is Gk1 or Hk1, where k is an integer value, e.g. 1-9 or
01-99 or 001-999. Gk1 requests the value of G(k,1), and Hk1 requests
the value of H(k,1), where G and H are arguments of subroutine PRED.
G(k,1) is the partial of F (the prediction) with respect to ETA(1),
and H(k,1) is the partial of F with respect to EPS(1). (HH may be
coded instead of H, but it is treated as if it were H.) A variable of
the form Gk1 or Hk1 is not a reserved variable. If it is previously
defined (i.e., if it is listed in $INPUT, or used on the left in
abbreviated code, or used as a synonym e.g., $TABLE G11=COM(1)), then
that definition of the variable is used, and there is no change from
previous versions of NM-TRAN. Only if there is no other previous def-
inition of the variable will it be understood to be an element of G or
H.
What NM-TRAN actually displays is the variable in MODULE NMPRD4 that
was used to compute the derivative of interest (a variable in the
series A00nnn, C00nn, or D00nnn) with the appropriate synonym such as
G11. If there is no such variable, this is an error. NMTRAN will not
display variables that are not computed , e.g., G41 when there are
only 3 etas in the problem, or when there are 4 etas but ETA(4) does
not contribute to the value of Y.
[There is a workaround if the zero is wanted as a place holder in the
table. In abbreviated code ($ERROR or $PRED or $PK)
G41=0.
Now G41 may be listed in $TABLE or $SCATTER.]
This feature is designed so that the verbatim code in the "com-
pute.cwres" R documentation is unnecessary.
E.g., Instead of:
$ABB COMRES=5
"LAST
" COM(1)=G(1,1)
" COM(2)=G(2,1)
" COM(3)=G(3,1)
" COM(4)=HH(1,1) (or H(1,1) with $PRED)
" COM(5)=HH(2,1) (or H(2,1) with $PRED)
$TABLE ID COM(1)=G11 COM(2)=G21 COM(3)=G31
COM(4)=H11 COM(4)=H21
IPRED MDV NOPRINT ONEHEADER FILE=cwtab1
Use only:
$TABLE ID G11 G21 G31 H11 H21
IPRED MDV NOPRINT ONEHEADER FILE=cwtab1
(See Displayed PRED-Defined Items).
When tables are printed, the maximum number of labels permitted
in list1 is 8; otherwise, it is PDT. (But see the NOAPPEND
option.)
list2
A list comprised of one or more labels from list1. The rows of
the table are sorted on the data items in list2. List2 may not
appear when the number of labels in list1 is greater than 8.
That is, a table with more than 8 data items also may not be
sorted.
NOSUB=[0|1]
With NOSUB=0, label substitution will be performed for final
estimates in table files. (See $ABBREVIATED). This is the
default. With NOSUB=1, label substitution will not be performed.
list3
A list comprised of one or more items that are permitted in
list1, e.g., data item labels and labels of PRED-defined items in
MODULE NMPRD4. They follow option EXCLUDE_BY. Labels in list3
are called exclusion variables. If one or more of them have a
non-zero value for a given data record, the row of the table cor-
responding to the data record will be excluded from the table
file. Exclusion variables are not listed in the table file.
They have no effect on the printed table or scatters in the NON-
MEM output, e.g., they do not cause any rows to be deleted from
the printed table and are displayed in the printed table.
PARAFILE=filename
Weighted residuals are evaluated before the first $TABLE record.
As of NONMEM 7.4, this computation is parallelized if paral-
lelization is on when the first Table Step is implemented.
PARAFILE=filename specifies a different parafile than was used
for the previous step.
PARAFILE=ON turns on parallelization for the weighted residuals.
PARAFILE=OFF turns off parallelization for the weighted residu-
als.
The PARAFILE option may be specified on any $TABLE record, but
applies to all $TABLE records.
ESAMPLE=n1
n1 specifies the number of random samples used to calculate the
Monte-Carlo diagnostics. Should be specified only on the first
$TABLE record. Default is 300.
WRESCHOL (NM73) |
Use the Cholesky square root of the variance, rather than the |
eigenvalue square root, when computing weighted residuals. |
Should be specified only on the first $TABLE record. This can |
speed up the Table Step when there are a large number of observa- |
tions per individual.
SEED=n2
n2 specifies the starting seed for generating the Monte-Carlo
diagnostics. Should be specified only on the first $TABLE
record. Default is 11456.
RANMETHOD=[n|S|m]
n: the random number generator used for the Monte-Carlo simua-
tions of weighted residual items.
0: ran0 of reference [4], minimal standard generator
1: ran1 of reference [4], Bays and Durham.
2: ran2 of reference [4].
3: ran3 of reference [4], Knuth. (Default)
4: NONMEM's traditional random number generator used in $SIMULATION
S: sobol sequence |
m: the type of scrambling desired |
0: no scrambing (S0 is the same as S) |
1: Owen type scrambling |
2: Faure-Tezuka type scrambling |
3: Owen plus Faure-Tezuka type scrambling. |
See the description of RANMETHOD for $ESTIM. Among the Sobol |
sequence methods, the S2 method appears to provide the least |
biased random samples, that is nearly uniform distribution, with |
good mixing in multi-dimensional spaces.
See INTRODUCTION TO NONMEM 7, Reference [4].
See INTRODUCTION TO NONMEM 7, Monte Carlo Importance Sampling EM
RANMETHOD should be specified only on the first $TABLE command.
The RANMETHOD set in the $TABLE command does not propagate to
$EST or $CHAIN.
Options PRINT, NOPRINT, HEADER, NOHEADER, NOLABEL, NOTITLE, FILE,
FIRSTONLY, LASTONLY,FIRSTLASTONLY, FORWARD, NOFORWARD, APPEND,
NOAPPEND, FORMAT, VARCALC apply to the individual $TABLE record.
They must be specified for each table to which they apply.
PRINT
A printed table appears in the NONMEM output. This is the
default.
NOPRINT
No printed table appears in the NONMEM output.
FILE=filename
The table is written to the given file in character form, e.g.,
ASCII or EBCDIC, according to the hardware platform. Filename
may not contain embedded spaces. If it contains commas, semi-
colons, or parentheses, then it must be surrounded by single
quotes ' or double quotes ". Filename may also contain equal
signs if it is enclosed in quotes. Filename may contain at most
71 characters. If filename is the same as any option of the $TA-
BLE record, it must be enclosed in quotes. Filename can differ
between $TABLE records.
Default: No table file is output. Required with NOPRINT.
NOHEADER
Used only with the FILE option. No header lines are included in
the table file.
ONEHEADER
Used only with the FILE option. Only the first line of the table
is a header line.
ONEHEADERALL (NM74)
Used only with the FILE option and FORWARD. Only the first line
of the table file is a header line. May also be coded ONEHEADER-
PERFILE.
NOLABEL
Used only with the FILE option. Do not print column labels. It |
may be combined with ONEHEADER to print only the title at the |
beginning of each table. |
NOTITLE |
Used only with the FILE option. Do not print table titles. It |
may be combined with ONEHEADER to print only the column labels at |
the beginning of each table. NOLABEL NOTITLE is equivalent to |
NOHEADER.
FIRSTONLY
Only information corresponding to the first data record from each
individual record appears in the table. May also be coded
FIRSTRECORDONLY or FIRSTRECONLY.
LASTONLY
Only information corresponding to the last data record from each
individual record appears in the table. May also be coded LAS-
TRECORDONLY or LASTRECONLY.
FIRSTLASTONLY
Only information corresponding to the first and last data record
from each individual record appears in the table.
NOFORWARD
Used only with the FILE option. When the table file is opened
during a given (sub)problem, it is positioned at the start of the
file. This is the default. However, when there are multiple
$TABLE records within the same problem and having the same file-
name, the situation is a little more complicated; see the text
describing the FORWARD option.
FORWARD
Used only with the FILE option. When a table file is opened dur-
ing a given (sub)problem, it is forwarded to the end of the file. |
This allows a table file to accumulate tables from multiple sub- |
problems and superproblems. Moreover, if in the same (sub)prob-
lem the $TABLE record is followed by a contiguous succession of
additional $TABLE records having the same filename as the given
record, then even though some of these additional records may
have the NOFORWARD option, or have neither the NOFORWARD nor the
FORWARD options, the FORWARD option will apply to each of the
records in the succession.
APPEND
Items DV, PRED, RES, WRES appear automatically as the last 4 col-
umns of the table. This is the default.
NOAPPEND
Requests that items DV, PRED, RES, WRES not appear automatically.
When this is specified, the number of labels (i.e., user-chosen
item types) that may appear in the table can be as large as 12
(rather than 8) for a printed table, and as large as PDT=4
(rather than PDT) for a table file. If items PRED, RES, and/or
WRES are explicitly coded in list1, then they appear in the ta-
ble, exactly as listed. (Previously to NONMEM VI 2.0, they could
be included in the list, but were suppressed from the portion of
the table described by list1 in favor of the automatically-gener-
ated items.)
FORMAT=s1
s1 defines the delimiter [,|s(pace)|t(ab)] followed by a Fortran
format specification. The default is s1PE11.4. Affects table
files until a different FORMAT is specified. If the user-defined
format is inappropriate for a particular number, then the default
format will be used for that number. Alternately, use LFORMAT
and/or RFORMAT.
LFORMAT=s1
Specifies the format of the full label record of a table. Allows
different formats for different columns. Sample:
LFORMAT="(4X,A4,4(',',4X,A8))"
RFORMAT=s1
Specifies the format of the full numeric record of a table.
Allows different formats for different columns. Sample:
RFORMAT="(F8.0,,4(',',1PE12.5))"
Multiple LFORMAT options and RFORMAT options may be present and
will be concatenated. The format specifications are not checked
by NMTRAN. If either is invalid, the run will fail in NONMEM.
Both LFORMAT and RFORMAT affect table files until a different
format is specified. Use LFORMAT="NONE" or RFORMAT="NONE" to
resume use of the default format (which may have been specified
by the FORMAT option) in a subsequent problem. |
VARCALC=[0|1|2] |
To report standard errors in the tables for PREDPP and user- |
defined parameters, set $TABLE ...VARCALC=1. This appends an |
item named item_SE following each item in list1. If using RFOR- |
MAT formatting option, make sure to allow enough format fields to |
include reported standard errors. In addition, full variances- |
covariances among all user-defined and PREDPP parameters will be |
outputted to root.vpd (the FORMAT used for this file is that |
defined in the $EST statement). To only print the vpd file, and |
not report SE's to the table, set VARCALC=2. This option must be |
re-coded for each $TABLE record for which SE's are wanted. If |
VARCALC=1 or 2 is requested at least once among any of the |
tables, then the variance items are written to the vpd table. |
VARCALC=0 requests neither SE's nor vpd, and is the default. |
FIXEDETAS=(list)(NM74) |
Specified etas may be treated as if they are fixed effects when |
evaluating population diagnostics during the $TABLE step. This |
is particularly suitable for super-ID $LEVEL etas that span |
groups of subjects, as if they were a fixed effect when evaluat- |
ing populations characteristics during the $TABLE step, such as |
PRED, CWRES, NPDE, etc. In this way, the PRED evaluated will be, |
not of the total population, but of a given site level for that |
subject. List is a number-list of etas. For example, FIXEDE- |
TAS=(3-6) |
A number-list may contain a single integer, a range of integers |
(with -), or a series of integers and ranges separated by comma. |
NPDTYPE=1 |
The strict stochastic (Monte Carlo) method over the data y domain |
as well as etas is implemented for NPD diagnostics. |
NPDTYPE=0 |
An asymptotic assessment of the residual variability is used. |
This is the default.
UNCONDITIONAL
The Table Step is always implemented. This is the default.
CONDITIONAL
The Table Step is implemented only when the Estimation Step ter-
minates successfully or is not implemented.
OMITTED
The Table Step is not implemented.
REFERENCES: Guide IV Section III.B.16
REFERENCES: Guide V Section 9.5.1, 10.7.1
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