Geometric mean in plots [🇷 for BE/BA]

posted by yjlee168 Homepage – Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 2013-03-27 22:16 (4830 d 07:19 ago) – Posting: # 10300
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Dear Helmut,

Thanks for your messages. Yes, I do plot the conc. vs. time on a semilog scale with mean + sd. Hopefully, I wish that I have fixed bear to take care of this, such as using 'foo <- na.omit(foo)' for conc. < LLOQ. And I find the package I used (sciplot) can ignore the data point with value of zero (the first data point). For some reasons (which I still cannot figure out), semilog plots do not show at all, specially for multiple-dose, parallel study. I don't know if it is data dependent. However, the linear plots always works very well. Probably, I should consider to include both linear and semilog plots.

❝ Problems arise if at least one concentration is <LLOQ. Some people (like me) don’t report the geometric mean for this time point, others calculate the mean if ⅔ or ½ of concentrations are >LLOQ (excluding the BQLs). For the plots I would suggest to use backtransformed values – either in linear scale or with a log-axis.


All the best,
-- Yung-jin Lee
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