Confusing… [RSABE / ABEL]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2013-04-04 01:22 (4424 d 19:34 ago) – Posting: # 10338
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Hi John!

❝ Hope this is the way you wanted (space delimited).


Not quite but I think I can handle that.

❝ I swapped the Sequence# 1,2,3 as A,B,C. Therefore sequence A=BAB (or RTR), B=ABB (or TRR), C=BBA (or RRT). A=Test, B=Reference. The columns are Subject, Period, Drug, Sequence, LnCmax. There are two missing values "."


Your coding somehow still matches the post’s subject line.*
1 1 B B 7.423568444
1 2 A B 7.70210434
1 3 B B 6.964135612

B B? Is that the reference twice? Oh no, it codes for treatment R in the 3rd column and sequence TRR in the 4th

For clarity – and substituting treatments A→T, B→R and sequences A→RTR, B→TRR, C→RRT – I would have coded somefink like:
1 1 R TRR 7.423568444
1 2 T TRR 7.70210434
1 3 R TRR 6.964135612

With such a code you do not need to look at the head of the table in order to understand what is going on in each row. Much easier for error snooping …

… but hey,
1 1 R TRR 7.423568444 → R is not in period 1
1 2 T TRR 7.70210434  → T is not in period 2
1 3 R TRR 6.964135612 → OK, R is in period 3

Can you check please?

If I trust the sequences more and recode treatment according to period, e.g.,
1 1 T TRR 7.423568444
1 2 R TRR 7.70210434
1 3 R TRR 6.964135612

I got in Phoenix 6.3:
pointest   0.86899272  (passes; within [0.8, 1.25])
sWR        0.45854843  (≥0.294; perform RSABE. CVWR 48.37%)
critbound -0.092689149 (≤0: passes RSABE)



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