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Hi,
With SAS you just run Proc GLM and do comparisons A+B vs A, A+B vs B. Yes you will end up with 1 set of intrasubject CV due to the pooled variance effect (see previous post).
You can do the same thing in WinNonlin if you don't have SAS. Hope this helps.
John
❝ Is this a correct way or is there any alternative way wherein the degrees of freedom could be 2 and only one set of intra-subject variation is present?
With SAS you just run Proc GLM and do comparisons A+B vs A, A+B vs B. Yes you will end up with 1 set of intrasubject CV due to the pooled variance effect (see previous post).
You can do the same thing in WinNonlin if you don't have SAS. Hope this helps.
John
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