CVinter < CVintra: happens sometimes… [General Sta­tis­tics]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2013-03-02 00:10 (4434 d 17:52 ago) – Posting: # 10143
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Ahoy, matey!

❝ Interesting. I am not extremely well versed with either package but am curious to learn why this would need be done. Could you explain a little, please?


I know SAS only from hearsay. From Pharsight’s Support Site:

Solution for WinNonlin Bioequivalence Warning 11094: Negative final variance component

The negative final Variance Component warning most likely indicates that, if using Subj(Seq) as a random effect, the within-subject variance (residual) is greater than the between-subject variance. Probably a more appropriate model is to move Subj(Seq) out of the random model and into the fixed model, i.e.,


Sequence+Subject(Sequence)+Formulation+Period


❝ Is it a convergence/optimizer thing?


Don’t think so. If you give me some days I will dig out a data set.*

❝ And would it in SAS be something other than PROC GLM cf. the bogus statement?


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