F value; rounding [🇷 for BE/BA]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2010-05-04 15:00 (5480 d 11:51 ago) – Posting: # 5282
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Dear ElMaestro, Pakawadee and bears...

Hope to clarify the confusion. The example was calculated by bear v2.3.0 (not 'plain' R). I checked v2.4.1 on R2.9.0 and v2.4.2 on R2.10.1 - both use the correct error terms, i.e., MSE[(seq)] / MSE[subj(seq)].

Just discovered a little problem. bear log-transforms raw values and rounds them to three significant digits. That's nasty, because results will not agree with other software taking raw values as input and using logs in full precision.
From 2x2 example dataset, Cmax:
   subj drug seq prd Cmax lnCmax
1     1    1   2   2 1739 7.46
...
28   14    2   1   2 1718 7.45


bear (all versions?):
106.184  [97.550  - 115.582 ]
WinNonlin 5.3; 4-digit Cmax-values, logtransformation:
106.2319 [97.5839 - 115.6462]
WinNonlin 5.3; 3-digit lnCmax-values:
106.1837 [97.5479 - 115.5839]

IMHO it's pretty to have values in a nice formatted table, but log-transformed values should be treated internally in full precision.

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