Sure Senka it’s possible; Select the User Specified option button to create a custom correlation model using the WinNonlin ASCII modeling language. There is some info in the Phoenix IVIVC Toolkit 2.2 User’s Guide.pdf as well an example of custom code on here;
Someone recently asked for more details on the ASCII code to help with writing their IVIVC user models, for those of you that this would help; please look at Chapter 10, User Models in the attached WinNonlin 5.3 User guide.
I have read an article on “developing Nonlienar IVIVC for Upadacitinib” where the authors have used A user-specified non-linear IVIVC was evaluated by fitting a non-linear Emax model to scale the Tvitro to the Tvivo,
How can we code the same in IVIVC, any insights will help
I’m also trying to build a non-linear correlation using Upadacitinib paper as example. In the paper a non-linear Emax model to scale the Tvitro to the Tvivo was implemented:
Tvitro = ((A1*Tvivo)/(A2+Tvivo))-B2
I’m using the following code:
T = ((A1 * X)/(A2 * X))
IF T > 0 THEN
DISS = IVINTERP(T)
ELSE
DISS = 0
ENDIF
F = A1 * DISS
When checking, a message shows up:
*** ERROR 10031 *** ATTEMPT TO DIVIDE BY ZERO. PROGRAM TERMINATED. Line = 3: Variable = -------------------------------------------------------------------OK
And it is not possible to Build Correlation.
Any suggestion how to implement such a non linear time scaling?