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Good Modeling Practices (GMP)


Data Management

Formatting of raw data should be well-documented and reproducible

1. Raw data formatting

- The original data files should be saved separately

- Scripts should be developed for raw data formatting to ensure transparent documentation. Manual formatting cannot be documented and may not be reproducible.


2. Maintenance of data directory

An example of how a data directory for a project could be maintained is given below:

o Each project could be saved as a separate folder in the personal directory.

o Under each project, there can be two folders, one for data and one for model.

-----DATA

-----MODEL

o The DATA folder may contain two folders, one for raw data and one for derived data.

-----RAW

-----DERIVED

o The MODEL folder may contain sub folders for PK and/or PD details.

-----PK

-----PD

o The PK and/or PD folder could contain the models attempted, which may be stored as subfolders.

-----STRUCTURAL MODEL

-----ONE COMPARTMENT

-----First order absorption

-----Zero order absorption

-----TWO COMPARTMENT

-----COVARIATE MODEL

-----CL VS AGE

-----CL vs CLcr and so on.......


    3. An example of data directory.


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