I just spend a few hours to try to understand why I could not reproduce a certain typical value simulation I did earlier (before campsis) until I realized that I forgot to disable RUV and IIV in campsis for the typical value simualtion.
Since the disable("RUV","IIV") function is separate from the simulate function, it may not be obvious for the user to do so, and this error is very hard to identify, especially when a fixed seed is used.
Would be nice if a warning message could be given when the number of subject to simulate is 1 (or small) , to suggest the user to diable variability (and how).
I just spend a few hours to try to understand why I could not reproduce a certain typical value simulation I did earlier (before campsis) until I realized that I forgot to disable RUV and IIV in campsis for the typical value simualtion. Since the disable("RUV","IIV") function is separate from the simulate function, it may not be obvious for the user to do so, and this error is very hard to identify, especially when a fixed seed is used. Would be nice if a warning message could be given when the number of subject to simulate is 1 (or small) , to suggest the user to diable variability (and how).