3 replies to this topic

[Christopher Mehl]

Please refer to the attached document, which serves as an Introduction to the Phoenix Model Object interface, and how its Text Modeling Language (PML) compares to NONMEM models. We strongly encourage you to review this material prior to using or adapting model(s) of interest from the Forum. Examples that show the NONMEM models translated to PML will be posted for the following modeling categories:

- 1 Compartment PK
- 2 Compartment PK
- 3 Compartment PK
- PK/PD and Indirect Response
- Categorical Data
- Count Model
- Time to Event Data
 

 

As a registered user, you may post a reply on the forum to ask a Certara Scientific consultant for clarification of any details about each model.

For detailed user's guide information, please refer to the Phoenix Help menu:

Phoenix model user interface: Help > Contents > Phoenix Model > The Phoenix Model Object

Phoenix Text Model syntax, including features that are not available in NONMEM: Help > Documents > Phoenix Modeling Language Reference Guide.pdf

 

Note: all Phoenix projects in this forum are run in Phoenix 7.0 (build 7.0.0.2535).

 

 Introduction_to_NONMEM_NLME_Translation.pdf   1004.57KB   194 downloads

Sincerely,

Certara Scientific Support Services

[bojana]

Dear,

 

I am trying to transfer one PKPD model from NONMEM to Phoenix. Is there simple and easy way to transfer NONMEM code to PML? Thank you in advance! 

[Simon Davis]

Dear  Bojana, there is not an automated way to convert the code but if you can give a little more detail about your model; ie.. post your control stream them we can advise you better.  It may be that you can simply build your model using drop down and graphical options without having to touch the code directly.

 

 Simon.

[Simon Davis]

Exciting times  - I am now locking this whole forum as we have migrated to the new;

 

https://forum.certara.com/c/phoenix

All posts and user accounts have been migrated.

 

To be able to post, follow threads etc, you will need to login in via CAD*

This is the my.certara.net identity that you are using for Phoenix 8.5 licensing etc.

 

Note this is normally your organisations address, but you can change the display 'alias' once you login so that your full identity is masked from other users when you post if you desire.

 

If you've used a gmail or similar on here, please contact me or support@certara.com and I think I should be able to tie you CAD ID to your old posting history if you want too.

 

 Hope you all enjoy the new forum, we'll be making a few tweaks to the look and feel so let me know if you have any comments, otherwise you should be able to get started straight away -  looking forward to some good discussions,

  Simon.

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