Independent-model diagnostics for a priori identification and interpretation of outliers from a full pharmacokinetic database: correspondence analysis, Mahalanobis distance and Andrews curves
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This paper presents three multivariate statistical methods to diagnose the outliers within a full population PK dataset, prior to any modelling step, and a significant positive trend was found between the number of times outlier concentrations were detected and the NPDE metrics of these concentrations (after a PK modelling).
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- 2008-02-22
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