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<PRE>
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
| |
| $PRED |
| |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
MEANING: Marks the beginning of abbreviated code for the PRED routine
CONTEXT: NM-TRAN Control Record
USAGE:
$PRED
abbreviated code
DISCUSSION:
The $PRED record is used to model values for the DV data items. It is
NOT used with PREDPP (but (See <A HREF="$.html#$error">$ERROR</A>). General rules for abbreviated
code are documented elsewhere (See <A HREF="a.html#abbreviated_code">abbreviated code</A>). Specific rules
for $PRED follow.
ASSIGNMENT AND CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS
Left-hand quantities in assignment statements:
Y (Required. The modeled value for the dependent variable under the
statistical model.)
PRED-defined items.
Right-hand quantities in assignment statement and in conditions:
Data item labels specified on the $INPUT statement.
THETA(n).
ETA(n) (Used if the data are population or single-subject data, and
in the latter case can be coded ERR(n).)
EPS(n) (Used if the data are population, and can be coded ERR(n).)
PRED-defined items that appeared earlier as left-hand quantities.
This includes Y.
NEWIND
Same as the NEWIND argument passed by NONMEM to PREDPP.
NEWIND=0: First record of the data set. THETA value may differ
from value at last call with this record.
NEWIND=1: First record of the data set, THETA value does not differ
from value at last call with this record, and PRED is nonrecursive
(see I_REC), or,
First record of a subsequent individual record.
NEWIND=2: Subsequent data record of an individual record.
NEWL2
NEWL2=1: First record of an L2 record.
NEWL2=2: Otherwise.
ICALL
ICALL=0: Run initialization.
ICALL=1: Problem initialization.
ICALL=2: Normal call.
ICALL=3: Problem finalization.
ICALL=4: Simulation.
ICALL=5: Expectation.
ICALL=6: Data Average.
Special rules apply to blocks of abbreviated code that are executed
when ICALL is not 2.
(See <A HREF="i.html#initialization">initialization</A>, <A HREF="f.html#finalization">finalization</A>, <A HREF="s.html#simulation">simulation</A>).
(See <A HREF="e.html#expectation">expectation</A>, <A HREF="d.html#data_average_block">data average</A>).
Variables in Fortran modules
Certain variables in FORTRAN modules can be used. (See Vari-
ables_in_modules)
Forbidden Variable Names:
DATREC INDXS G H DADT(n) A(n) E(n) P(n)
PSEUDO ASSIGNMENT STATEMENTS
COMRES=-1
RECORD ORDER:
Follows $SUBROUTINES and $INPUT
REFERENCES: Guide I Section <a href="I/C.html#2.">C.2<a/>
REFERENCES: Guide IV Section <a href="IV/III.html#B.8.">III.B.8<a/>, <a href="IV/IV.html">IV<a/>
REFERENCES: Guide V Section <a href="V/12.html#3.">12.3<a/>
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