SAS and missing values [Software]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2012-01-06 02:47 (5271 d 00:54 ago) – Posting: # 7871
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Dear SAS-users,

as you might have guessed from this post I’m struggling with translating FDA’s RSABE code into PHX and R. For simplicity I hijacked EMA’s two Q&A data sets. What puzzles me is how SAS deals with empty cells (f.i. in the full replicate). We have 77 subjects and lat1t (77), lat2t (71), lat1r (76), lat2r (74). Is it correct that SAS throws a ‘.’ (line: lilat=0.5*(lat1t+lat2t-lat1r-lat2r);) in all but the 69 cases where we have complete data?

My results so far (Phoenix/WinNonlin 6.2.1.51 on logdata):

Data set I (full replicate TRTR|RTRT)

pointest   1.1546132
x          0.018259609
boundx     0.050907573
s2wr       0.20401347
y         -0.16253523
sWR        0.4516785
boundy    -0.12501551

Since sWR ≥ 0.294 apply scaled ABE:
a. -0.12501551 ≤ 0 &
b. 0.80 ≤ 1.1546 ≤ 1.25
Scaled Average BE shown (CVWR 47.57%)


Data set II (partial replicate TRR|RTR|RRT)

pointest   1.0226439
x         -0.00034955932
boundx     0.0052688215
s2wr       0.01298983
y         -0.010348851
sWR        0.11397294
boundy    -0.0066520374
critbound -0.0039728893

Since sWR < 0.294 apply unscaled ABE:
unscabe_pointest 1.0226
unscabe_lower    0.9705
unscabe_upper    1.0776

0.80 ≤ 0.9705 & 1.0776 ≤ 1.25
Average BE shown (CVintra 11.55%)


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