Hello All,
I have a doubt in the below program, can anyone help me to find why they have used 0.5 while calculating logauc differecne, and also how to interpre the results
data bioequiv; input subject sequence $ AUC_T CMAX_T AUC_R CMAX_R; logAUC_T=log(AUC_T); logCMAX_T=log(CMAX_T); logAUC_R=log(AUC_R); logCMAX_R=log(CMAX_R); cards; 01 TR 4321.7 360.11 4415.3 278.48 02 RT 2139.5 326.19 8846.2 605.45 03 RT 8295.5 578.66 7399.1 608.67 04 TR 5974.9 412.69 3071.2 196.19 05 TR 5121.9 423.98 7513.4 681.34 06 TR 18750.4 1359.86 17096.2 1191.91 07 RT 5609.7 1046.37 4498.8 392.45 08 RT 9040.9 733.80 7847.2 571.51 09 TR 21120.1 2403.67 22603.2 1449.63 10 RT 4865.3 669.17 8127.3 738.77 11 RT 7244.6 717.01 6249.4 364.80 12 TR 5543.7 409.05 4915.3 468.31 13 RT 9748.2 907.64 12218.5 884.73 14 RT 10257.4 995.68 6021.4 557.16 15 TR 10996.2 2434.96 15284.0 2509.14 16 TR 8031.0 476.31 2495.1 265.09 17 TR 6527.5 565.66 14736.4 1070.06 18 RT 6385.5 579.72 5118.7 483.04 19 RT 4077.1 297.07 2068.3 123.90 20 TR 7088.0 1334.96 6363.2 1064.23 21 RT 10689.3 1702.07 36108.5 2552.32 22 RT 4615.1 656.33 4551.9 403.34 23 TR 3792.8 441.33 10444.7 2057.38 24 TR 9429.5 1458.82 21239.7 1899.42 25 TR 4272.4 500.45 7247.8 945.48 26 RT 9442.7 905.35 3872.8 247.49 27 RT 7373.2 688.03 5522.3 449.56 28 TR 1883.5 139.61 3299.3 213.63 ; run; ************************************************************************* * Construct the intra-subject differences (times one-half) within each * * sequence. Then perform the statistical analysis. * *************************************************************************; data diff; set bioequiv; if sequence='TR' then logAUC_diff=0.5*(logAUC_T-logAUC_R); if sequence='RT' then logAUC_diff=0.5*(logAUC_R-logAUC_T); if sequence='TR' then logCMAX_diff=0.5*(logCMAX_T-logCMAX_R); if sequence='RT' then logCMAX_diff=0.5*(logCMAX_R-logCMAX_T); run; proc ttest data=diff alpha=0.10; class sequence; var logAUC_diff logCMAX_diff; title2 'Parametric Analysis'; run;
Thanks
Who ever wrote the code provides exactly why they used 0.5.
************************************************************************* * Construct the intra-subject differences (times one-half) within each * * sequence. Then perform the statistical analysis. * *************************************************************************;
Without any knowledge of the entire process or question asking for the original analysis I'm not sure I want to guess about the whole process or why half the difference was needed.
Square root of the ratio leads to half the difference on the log scale. No clue why they want this, though.
Steve Denham
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