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MEANING: NONMEM read-only global variables
CONTEXT: User-supplied routines
USAGE:
include nonmem_reserved_general
DISCUSSION:
In addition to the record counters NDREC and NIREC, NONMEM 7.4 pro-
vides additional record counters. All except IRECIDX refers to a
record number within the current individual record.
FIRSTREC
First record of the individual.
LASTREC
Last record of the individual.
FIRSTOBS
First observation record of the individual (for which MDV=0 or
100)
LASTOBS
Last observation record of the individual (for which MDV=0 or
100)
FIRSTDOS
With PREDPP, first dose record of the individual (for which
EVID=1 or 4, and MDV=1 or MDV=101).
Without PREDPP, -1.
LASTDOS
With PREDPP, last dose record of the individual (for which EVID-1
or 4, and MDV=1 or MDV=101).
Without PREDPP, -1.
EFIRSTREC
First record of the individual during Estimation or Covariance
Steps (for which MDV=0 or MDV=1)
ELASTREC
Last record of the individual during Estimation or Covariance
Steps (for which MDV=0 or MDV=1)
EFIRSTOBS
First observation record of the individual during Estimation or
Covariance Steps (for which MDV=0)
ELASTOBS
Last observation record of the individual during Estimation or
Covariance Steps (for which MDV=0)
EFIRSTDOS
With PREDPP, first dose record of the individual during Estima-
tion or Covariance Steps (for which EVID=1 or 4, and MDV=1).
Without PREDPP, -1.
ELASTDOS
With PREDPP, last dose record of the individual during Estimation
or Covariance Steps (for which EVID=1 or 4, and MDV=1).
Without PREDPP, -1.
IRECIDX
IRECIDX+1 is the starting record number in the NONMEM data set
for the current individual record. NDREC starts at 1 for the
first record of each individual record, so that NDREC+IRECIDX is
the number of the current data record within the NONMEM data set.
Like NIREC and NDREC, the additional record counters also change value
in conjunction with calls to PASS, a NONMEM utility routine. They may
all be used as right-hand quantities in $PRED, $PK, and $ERROR blocks,
and in a $INFN block in conjunction with PASS.
REFERENCES: Guide Introduction_7
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