Re: [NMusers] Probit function in NONMEM

From: Bill Gillespie <billgillespie_at_nc.rr.com>
Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2007 13:16:28 -0400

Hi Yaning,

See the PHI function in the NONMEM help:

> ___________________________________________________________________
> | |
> | PHI |
> |_________________________________________________________________|
>
> MEANING: PHI function
> CONTEXT: NONMEM utility routine
>
> USAGE:
> DOUBLE PRECISION PHI,X,CUMDIS
> C (If single precision is to be used):
> C REAL PHI,X
> CUMDIS= PHI(X)
>
> DISCUSSION:
> Gives the value of the cumulative distribution function.
>
> For X < 0, this is the integral from -INF to X of N(0,1).
> For X > 0, this is the integral from X TO INF of N(0,1).
> For X=0, this is .5.
>
> Input argument:
>
> X
>
> REFERENCES: None.
>
Regards,
Bill

Wang, Yaning wrote:
> Dear all:
> Is there a Probit function in NONMEM we can directly use?
> Thanks
> Yaning
>
>
> Yaning Wang, Ph.D.
> Team Leader, Pharmacometrics
> Office of Clinical Pharmacology
> Office of Translational Science
> Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
> U.S. Food and Drug Administration
> Phone: 301-796-1624
> Email: yaning.wang_at_fda.hhs.gov
>
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