Call for duty [Software]
Dear Helmut,
If you mean the statistics of such methods: Which one do you like first? I could imagine some ambitious R-coders out there which could be able to do the job.
Except of course implementing the SAS Proc mixed code for replicate designs
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BTW: The reason for using SAS for the stats is very, very easy: "SAS is validated."
❝ On the other hand agencies published SAS-code for some BE-methods (FDA: RSABE for HVDs and NTIDs; EMA: ABEL). It is certainly easier to copy-paste code compared to setting up / validating it in PHX/WNL (took me some weeks). Up to now nobody succeeded to code this stuff in R.
If you mean the statistics of such methods: Which one do you like first? I could imagine some ambitious R-coders out there which could be able to do the job.
Except of course implementing the SAS Proc mixed code for replicate designs

BTW: The reason for using SAS for the stats is very, very easy: "SAS is validated."
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Regards,
Detlew
Regards,
Detlew
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