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MEANING: Type of NONMEM, PREDPP or User subroutine and function
CONTEXT: Replaced by a user-written subroutine or function
DISCUSSION:
"Stubs," or "dummy" routines, are subroutines or functions called by
NONMEM, PREDPP or user code. The versions of these routines that are
distributed with NONMEM are essentially empty, i.e., they do nothing.
They can be replaced by user-written code in advanced applications.
Each stub and utility subroutine or function has its own help entry.
1) Stubs for NONMEM
CRIT Modifies the computation of the default objective function.
CONTR Specifies the contribution to the objective function of a
level 1 ("L1") record.
CCONTR Specifies the contribution to the objective function of a
level 2 ("L2") record.
MIX Describes the mixing parameter of a mixture model.
PRIOR Allows a Bayesian penalty to be included in the objective
function.
SPTWO SPTWO can be used to redefine the RES and WRES items for
observation records. |
THETAI THETAI is used to transform initial thetas. |
THETAR THETAR is used to transform final thetas for reporting.
2) stubs for PREDPP
INFN Initialization/Finalization routine.
3) Stubs for User functions |
FUNCA, FUNCB, FUNCC, FUNCD, FUNCE, FUNCF, FUNCG, FUNCH, FUNCI |
Defines a function for abbreviated code.
Code to replace a function stub should be placed in a file, e.g., fun-
cacode. It should be listed on the $SUBROUTINES record. E.g.,
$SUBROUTINES ... OTHER=funcacode
REFERENCES: Guide II Section C.6
REFERENCES: Guide VI Section VI.A, Figure 37
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