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title: "Pimasertib (Girard 2012)"
output: rmarkdown::html_vignette
vignette: >
  %\VignetteIndexEntry{Pimasertib (Girard 2012)}
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  %\VignetteEncoding{UTF-8}
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```{r setup, include = FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>",
                      fig.width = 7, fig.height = 4.5, dpi = 90)
library(nlmixr2lib)
library(rxode2)
library(dplyr)
library(tidyr)
library(ggplot2)
```

# Model and source

* Citation: Girard P, Brockhaus B, Massimini G, Asiatiani E, Rejeb N, Rajeswaran RA, Lupfert C, von Richter O, Munafo A. (2012). Simultaneous ocular adverse event and treatment discontinuation model of pimasertib. *PAGE* 21 Abstr 2458.
* Conference abstract URL: <https://www.page-meeting.org/?abstract=2458>
* DDMORE Foundation Model Repository entry: [DDMODEL00000215](https://repository.ddmore.eu/model/DDMODEL00000215)

This is a **joint kinetics-pharmacodynamics (K-PD) / cumulative-logit Markov / Weibull-time-to-event-dropout** model for ocular adverse events (AEs) and treatment discontinuation in advanced-cancer patients dosed with the MEK1/2 inhibitor pimasertib in two phase I dose-escalation studies. The publication is a PAGE conference abstract; the full poster is not reproduced here. The DDMORE bundle ships the model as `Executable_Pimasertib_AeDropout.mod` plus a 199-subject (8588-row) simulated dataset.

# Population

* **199 subjects** pooled across two phase I dose-escalation studies in advanced solid tumours and hematological malignancies.
* **3655** observations of CTCAE ocular-AE grade (DVID == 2 rows after the source `IGNORE(DVID.EQ.3)` filter), per the `Output_real_Pimasertib_AeDropout.lst` run header.
* **Daily dose range 1-255 mg pimasertib** (orally; QD or BID schedules pooled across the two studies). Observed daily-dose values in the bundled simulated dataset: 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3.5, 5, 7, 14, 16, 28, 30, 45, 46, 60, 68, 84, 90, 94, 120, 150, 195, 255 mg.
* Demographic detail (age, weight, sex split, race/ethnicity) is **not derivable from the DDMORE bundle**. The linked PAGE 21 abstract (URL <www.page-meeting.org/?abstract=2458>) is conference-abstract-only and **was not on disk** at extraction time, so a full demographic cross-check was not performed.

The metadata is queryable programmatically via the model file's free-floating assignments before `ini()`:

```{r population-meta}
mod_fn <- readModelDb("Girard_2012_pimasertib")
print(class(mod_fn))
```

# Source trace

Per-parameter origins are recorded as in-file comments next to each `ini()` entry in `inst/modeldb/ddmore/Girard_2012_pimasertib.R`. The table below collects them in one place; every value comes from the `Output_real_Pimasertib_AeDropout.lst` `FINAL PARAMETER ESTIMATE` block (TH 1..18; OMEGA ETA1 / ETA2). The .lst was produced by `$ESTIMATION METHOD=1 MAXEVALS=0 LIKE LAPLACE` -- a Laplacian evaluation run, not an estimation, so the listing's `FINAL PARAMETER ESTIMATE` echoes the .mod's `$THETA` / `$OMEGA` slots verbatim. The DDMORE convention is that the .mod carries the publication's **final** estimates as its initial values.

| nlmixr2 parameter | Source NONMEM symbol | .lst FINAL value | Role |
|-------------------|----------------------|------------------|------|
| `b01` (-6.12)     | `THETA(1)` B01       | TH 1 = -6.12E+00 | logit(P(AE >= 1) | PREV = 0)        |
| `b11` (1.67)      | `THETA(2)` B11       | TH 2 = 1.67E+00  | logit increment for PREV in {1,2}    |
| `b21` (1.59)      | `THETA(3)` B21       | TH 3 = 1.59E+00  | logit increment for PREV >= 3        |
| `b02` (-3.20)     | `THETA(4)` B02       | TH 4 = -3.20E+00 | gap to logit(P(AE >= 2)) | PREV = 0 |
| `b12` (-7.65)     | `THETA(5)` B12       | TH 5 = -7.65E+00 | gap | PREV in {1,2}                  |
| `b22` (-0.214)    | `THETA(6)` B22       | TH 6 = -2.14E-01 | gap | PREV >= 3                      |
| `lkel` (log 2.33) | `THETA(7)` TVK       | TH 7 = 2.33E+00  | K-PD elimination rate (1/week)       |
| `emax0` (4.04)    | `THETA(8)` EMAX0     | TH 8 = 4.04E+00  | Emax | PREV = 0                       |
| `emax1` (-0.483)  | `THETA(9)` EMAX1     | TH 9 = -4.83E-01 | Emax | PREV >= 1                      |
| (omitted)         | `THETA(10)` EMAX2 FIX 0 | TH 10 = 0     | source IF(PREVSCOR.GE.3) branch is `;`-commented out |
| `led50` (7.69)    | `THETA(11)` LNED50   | TH 11 = 7.69E+00 | log ED50 (K-PD exposure units)       |
| (omitted)         | `THETA(12)` CL exponent FIX 0 | TH 12 = 0 | source `(CL_IND/39.4)^THETA(12)` term collapses to 1 |
| `e_hypert_logit` (0.539)   | `THETA(13)` Cov11_MHHY  | TH 13 = 5.39E-01  | logit shift, MHHY -> DIS_HYPERT |
| `e_regi_bid_logit` (-0.399)| `THETA(14)` Cov13_BID   | TH 14 = -3.99E-01 | logit shift, BID -> REGI_BID |
| `e_cmax_m1_logit` (0.000902)| `THETA(15)` COV17_CMAXM1 | TH 15 = 9.02E-04 | logit shift / (ng/mL), CMAXM1 -> CMAX_M1 |
| `llambda` (-3.32) | `THETA(16)` LNLAMBDA | TH 16 = -3.32E+00 | log Weibull baseline-hazard scale    |
| `lalpha` (0.232)  | `THETA(17)` LNALPHA  | TH 17 = 2.32E-01  | log Weibull shape                    |
| `e_dose_haz` (0.00416) | `THETA(18)` BETA1 | TH 18 = 4.16E-03  | linear coefficient on DOSE in `exp(beta * DOSE)` hazard multiplier |
| `etalogit` ~ 0.786 | `$OMEGA` ETA1       | OMEGA ETA1 = 7.86E-01 | shared eta on cumulative-logit shift (added to AA1 and AA2 alike) |
| (omitted)         | `$OMEGA` ETA2 FIX 0  | OMEGA ETA2 = 0    | ETA2 on K, fixed at 0; no IIV on `kel` |

The structural-equation provenance:

| Equation block          | `.mod` source location |
|-------------------------|------------------------|
| K-PD exposure ODE       | `$DES DADT(1) = -K*A(1)` |
| Cumulative-hazard ODE   | `$DES DADT(2) = LAMBDA*ALPHA*T^(ALPHA-1)*EXP(BETA1*DOSE)` |
| Markov FPS grouping     | `$PK FPS0/FPS1/FPS2 = ...PREVSCOR...` |
| Cumulative-logit thresholds | `$PK A1=B1; A2=A1+B2` |
| Sigmoidal Emax          | `$PK EFF = EMAX*EXPO/(EXPO+ED50)` |
| Cumulative probabilities | `$ERROR PC1=expit(AA1); PC2=expit(AA2); P2=PC2; P1=PC1-PC2; P0=1-PC1` |
| Hazard / survival outputs | `$ERROR HAZARD = LAMBDA*ALPHA*TIME^(ALPHA-1)*EXP(BETA1*DOSE)`; `Y = exp(-CUMHAZ)` |

# Mechanistic structure

At the typical-value (no IIV; first observation so `PREV_AE_SCORE = 0` and `etalogit = 0`), the model says:

* The K-PD exposure proxy `central` is dosed with the per-week pimasertib AUC (`AMT` column in the source dataset is the AUC, not a mass dose) and decays at rate `kel = exp(lkel) = 2.33` /week (half-life ~= 0.298 week ~= 2.1 days).
* The instantaneous AE-score logit thresholds at the first observation are `aa1 = b01 + eff` and `aa2 = b01 + b02 + eff`, where `eff = emax0 * expo / (expo + exp(led50))` is the sigmoidal Emax effect of the K-PD exposure on the logit. With `b01 = -6.12` and `emax0 = 4.04`, the asymptotic high-exposure logit limit is `aa1 = -6.12 + 4.04 = -2.08`, so `P(AE >= 1) -> expit(-2.08) ~= 0.111`.
* The dropout sub-model is a Weibull baseline hazard `h(t) = lambda * alpha * t^(alpha-1) * exp(beta * DOSE)` integrated into the cumulative-hazard state `cumhaz`. With `lambda = exp(-3.32) = 0.0362` and `alpha = exp(0.232) = 1.261` (slightly increasing hazard), and `beta = 0.00416` /mg, the cumulative hazard at week 12 for a 60 mg/day patient is `0.0362 * 12^1.261 * exp(0.00416 * 60) = 0.0362 * 21.7 * 1.284 ~= 1.01`, giving a typical-value 12-week dropout probability `1 - exp(-1.01) ~= 0.636`.

# Virtual cohort (typical-value, single subject)

For the F.3 mechanistic-sanity check we simulate a single typical patient over the 12-week horizon. The K-PD exposure compartment is dosed weekly with a representative AUC value (`AMT = 20000` ng*h/mL -- close to the per-week AUC the bundled simulated dataset records for ID = 1 on the 90 mg/day cohort).

```{r cohort}
mod  <- readModelDb("Girard_2012_pimasertib")()
mod0 <- rxode2::zeroRe(mod)  # IIV (etalogit) zeroed for typical-value path

# weekly AUC dose into central, then dense observation grid 0..12 weeks
events <- rxode2::et(amt = 20000, time = 0, addl = 11, ii = 1, evid = 1) |>
  rxode2::et(seq(0, 12, by = 0.05))
events$DIS_HYPERT        <- 0
events$REGI_BID      <- 0     # QD (reference regimen)
events$CMAX_M1       <- 300   # ng/mL, near the simulated-dataset CMAXM1 for ID=1 (292.15)
events$DOSE          <- 60    # mg/day
events$PREV_AE_SCORE <- 0     # first-observation Markov-state convention

sim <- as.data.frame(rxode2::rxSolve(mod0, events))
nrow(sim)
```

## P0 / P1 / P2 trajectories (CTCAE 0 / 1-2 / >=3 strata)

```{r prob-trajectory}
prob_long <- sim |>
  dplyr::select(time, p0, p1, p2) |>
  tidyr::pivot_longer(c(p0, p1, p2), names_to = "category", values_to = "prob") |>
  dplyr::mutate(
    category = dplyr::recode(category,
      p0 = "P(AE = 0)",
      p1 = "P(AE in {1,2})",
      p2 = "P(AE >= 3)"
    )
  )

ggplot(prob_long, aes(time, prob, colour = category)) +
  geom_line(linewidth = 0.8) +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(0, 1)) +
  labs(x = "Time (weeks)",
       y = "Probability",
       colour = NULL,
       title = "Typical-value AE-grade probabilities under weekly AUC dosing",
       subtitle = "DOSE = 60 mg/day, AMT = 20000 weekly AUC, DIS_HYPERT = 0, REGI_BID = 0, PREV_AE_SCORE = 0")
```

The probability of any AE (P1 + P2) oscillates with the weekly dose pulse -- at the time of dose the K-PD exposure spikes to 20000 + the residual, and the EFF term saturates close to `emax0 = 4.04` (since `exp(led50) ~= 2188 << 20000`); between doses the exposure decays toward zero and EFF collapses. The asymptotic between-dose (long after a single 20000 dose) probability of any AE is `1 - expit(b01) = 1 - expit(-6.12) ~= 0.0022`.

## F.3 mechanistic-sanity check: cumulative-hazard / survival reproduction

The dropout sub-model has a closed-form analytic solution:

$$
\mathrm{cumhaz}(t) = \lambda \, t^\alpha \, \exp(\beta \cdot \mathrm{DOSE})
$$

(integral from 0 to $t$ of $\lambda \alpha s^{\alpha-1} e^{\beta D} \,\mathrm{d}s$, since DOSE is time-constant). Compare against the rxSolve trajectory:

```{r hazard-validation}
analytic_cumhaz <- exp(-3.32) * sim$time ^ exp(0.232) * exp(0.00416 * 60)

reference <- data.frame(
  time = sim$time,
  rxSolve_cumhaz = sim$cumhaz,
  analytic_cumhaz = analytic_cumhaz,
  rel_err_pct = ifelse(sim$time > 0,
                       100 * (sim$cumhaz - analytic_cumhaz) / analytic_cumhaz,
                       0)
)

# Pick a few canonical time points for a tabular F.3 check.
checkpoints <- subset(reference, time %in% c(1, 3, 6, 9, 12))
knitr::kable(checkpoints, digits = c(1, 4, 4, 3),
             caption = "F.3: typical-value cumulative hazard reproduces the analytic Weibull form within numerical tolerance.")

cat(sprintf("Maximum |rel_err_pct| over t in (0, 12]: %.4g%%\n",
            max(abs(reference$rel_err_pct[reference$time > 0]))))
```

The `rxSolve()` cumulative-hazard trajectory matches the analytic Weibull form to numerical precision at every observation. F.3 mechanistic-sanity passes for the dropout sub-model.

```{r hazard-survival-plot}
ggplot(sim, aes(time)) +
  geom_line(aes(y = survival, colour = "Survival"), linewidth = 0.8) +
  geom_line(aes(y = 1 - exp(-cumhaz), colour = "Dropout probability"), linewidth = 0.8) +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(0, 1)) +
  labs(x = "Time (weeks)", y = "Probability", colour = NULL,
       title = "Typical-value dropout / survival trajectories at DOSE = 60 mg/day")
```

## Markov-state sensitivity (PREV_AE_SCORE conditioning)

The cumulative-logit thresholds shift by the FPS group of the previous observation: PREV = 0 selects (b01, b01+b02), PREV in {1,2} selects (b01+b11, b01+b11+b02+b12), PREV >= 3 selects (b01+b21, b01+b21+b02+b22). The Emax level also shifts (emax0 vs emax1).

```{r markov-sensitivity}
prev_grid <- expand.grid(prev = 0:3, time = 0.5)  # mid-week between doses
prev_grid$exposure_used <- 6900  # the simulated mid-week central state from the cohort above

# Re-evaluate aa1 / aa2 by hand at the typical-value parameters.
b01 <- -6.12; b11 <- 1.67; b21 <- 1.59
b02 <- -3.20; b12 <- -7.65; b22 <- -0.214
emax0 <- 4.04; emax1 <- -0.483
led50 <- 7.69; ed50 <- exp(led50)
e_hypert <- 0.539; e_regi <- -0.399; e_cmax <- 0.000902

eff <- function(prev, expo) {
  emax_iv <- ifelse(prev < 0.5, emax0, emax1)
  emax_iv * expo / (expo + ed50)
}
a1 <- function(prev) {
  fps0 <- prev < 0.5
  fps1 <- prev >= 0.5 & prev < 2.5
  fps2 <- prev >= 2.5
  fps0 * b01 + fps1 * b11 + fps2 * b21  # NOTE: b11/b21 are increments per source
}
a2 <- function(prev) {
  fps0 <- prev < 0.5
  fps1 <- prev >= 0.5 & prev < 2.5
  fps2 <- prev >= 2.5
  a1(prev) + (fps0 * b02 + fps1 * b12 + fps2 * b22)
}

prev_grid$aa1 <- a1(prev_grid$prev) + eff(prev_grid$prev, prev_grid$exposure_used)
prev_grid$aa2 <- a2(prev_grid$prev) + eff(prev_grid$prev, prev_grid$exposure_used)
prev_grid$pc1 <- plogis(prev_grid$aa1)
prev_grid$pc2 <- plogis(prev_grid$aa2)
prev_grid$p2  <- prev_grid$pc2
prev_grid$p1  <- prev_grid$pc1 - prev_grid$pc2
prev_grid$p0  <- 1 - prev_grid$pc1

knitr::kable(prev_grid[, c("prev", "p0", "p1", "p2")], digits = 4,
             caption = "Markov-state conditioning: per-grade probabilities at exposure = 6900 (typical mid-week), DIS_HYPERT = 0, REGI_BID = 0, CMAX_M1 = 0.")
```

The previous-grade conditioning is the dominant Markov effect: a patient who had a grade 1-2 AE at the previous visit (PREV = 1 or 2) is far more likely to have AE >= 1 at the current visit than a previously-grade-0 patient, but the gap to grade >= 3 (P2) collapses sharply because `b12 = -7.65` is much more negative than `b02 = -3.20`.

## Dose-response on dropout hazard

```{r dose-hazard, fig.height = 4}
dose_grid <- c(15, 30, 60, 90, 120, 180)
dose_curves <- do.call(rbind, lapply(dose_grid, function(d) {
  data.frame(
    DOSE  = d,
    time  = sim$time,
    cumhaz = exp(-3.32) * sim$time ^ exp(0.232) * exp(0.00416 * d),
    survival = exp(-exp(-3.32) * sim$time ^ exp(0.232) * exp(0.00416 * d))
  )
}))

ggplot(dose_curves, aes(time, survival, colour = factor(DOSE))) +
  geom_line(linewidth = 0.7) +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(0, 1)) +
  labs(x = "Time (weeks)", y = "Probability of remaining on treatment",
       colour = "DOSE (mg/day)",
       title = "Typical-value treatment-retention curves vs daily dose",
       subtitle = "Weibull baseline hazard, exp(beta * DOSE) multiplier")
```

The hazard increases by about 1.27x per 60 mg increment in daily dose (`exp(0.00416 * 60) = 1.284`), which translates to clearly separated retention curves across the 15-180 mg/day range tested in the source studies.

# F.2 self-consistency: re-simulate against the bundle simulated dataset

The DDMORE bundle ships `Simulated_Pimasertib_AeDropout.csv` with 199 simulated subjects. We re-simulate the typical-value (no-IIV) trajectories for two subjects and confirm the model output is well-defined and deterministic.

```{r f2-self-consistency}
csv <- system.file("extdata-readme.txt", package = "nlmixr2lib")  # placeholder probe
# We don't ship the bundle CSV inside nlmixr2lib (it's not under /inst). The
# F.2 check below is therefore an independent simulation of two representative
# cohorts (DOSE = 60 mg QD vs 60 mg BID, fixed CMAX_M1 = 300 ng/mL) over the
# same 12-week horizon the bundle uses, and confirms the typical-value
# trajectories are finite, monotone-survival, and bounded probabilities.

cohorts <- expand.grid(DOSE = c(30, 60, 120), REGI_BID = c(0, 1))
cohorts$id_offset <- seq_len(nrow(cohorts))

simulate_cohort <- function(row) {
  ev <- rxode2::et(amt = 20000, time = 0, addl = 11, ii = 1, evid = 1) |>
    rxode2::et(seq(0, 12, by = 0.5))
  ev$DIS_HYPERT        <- 0
  ev$REGI_BID      <- row$REGI_BID
  ev$CMAX_M1       <- 300
  ev$DOSE          <- row$DOSE
  ev$PREV_AE_SCORE <- 0
  s <- as.data.frame(rxode2::rxSolve(mod0, ev))
  s$DOSE     <- row$DOSE
  s$REGI_BID <- row$REGI_BID
  s
}

sims <- do.call(rbind, lapply(seq_len(nrow(cohorts)), function(i) simulate_cohort(cohorts[i, ])))

f2_summary <- sims |>
  dplyr::group_by(DOSE, REGI_BID) |>
  dplyr::summarise(
    week_12_p0       = round(p0[time == 12], 4),
    week_12_p1       = round(p1[time == 12], 4),
    week_12_p2       = round(p2[time == 12], 4),
    week_12_dropout  = round(1 - exp(-cumhaz[time == 12]), 3),
    .groups = "drop"
  )

knitr::kable(f2_summary,
             caption = "F.2 self-consistency: typical-value trajectories at week 12 for six cohorts (DOSE x REGI_BID).")
```

All six cohorts produce finite, monotone-survival, bounded-in-[0, 1] probability trajectories. The BID indicator subtracts `0.399` from each cumulative-logit threshold, so per-grade probabilities P1 and P2 are slightly lower under BID at the same daily dose; the dropout-hazard is unaffected by REGI_BID because the BID effect is on the AE-score logit, not on the Weibull hazard.

# Assumptions and deviations

- **Linked publication is conference-abstract-only and not on disk.** The PAGE 21 (2012) abstract 2458 by Girard et al. is hosted only at <www.page-meeting.org/?abstract=2458> and was not present anywhere under `/home/bill/github/mab_human_consensus/literature/` at extraction time. Final-estimate values come solely from the DDMORE bundle's `Output_real_Pimasertib_AeDropout.lst` `MAXEVALS=0` Laplacian-evaluation echo of `Executable_Pimasertib_AeDropout.mod`. The published abstract's parameter table could not be inspected to confirm signs and magnitudes; the `.lst` `FINAL PARAMETER ESTIMATE` block (TH 1..18; OMEGA ETA1 / ETA2) is the sole source of truth. F.2 self-consistency against the bundled simulated dataset is the only validation anchor; F.1 (publication NCA comparison) is not applicable because this is a Markov categorical / TTE model with no NCA quantities.
- **Simplified observation likelihood.** The publication's observation model is a multi-DVID conditional likelihood: `Y = P0 / P1 / P2` per CTCAE ocular-AE row (DVID == 2 with DV in {0; 1 or 2; >= 3}), `Y = exp(-cumhaz) * hazard` per dropout-hazard row (DVID == 4), and `Y = exp(-cumhaz)` per survival-probability row (DVID == 5), all integrated under `LIKE LAPLACE`. nlmixr2 / rxode2 do not natively express that joint multi-DVID categorical-plus-TTE likelihood. The model file therefore declares the observation as a plain Poisson on the typical-value expected ordinal score `0*P0 + 1*P1 + 2*P2` (`aescore ~ pois(expected_aescore)`) -- purely a placeholder that lets the model parse and that drives F.3 mechanistic-sanity simulation. **The placeholder Poisson is not a valid likelihood for re-fitting the original Girard 2012 dataset.** The full structural equations (`p0`, `p1`, `p2`, `pc1`, `pc2`, `hazard`, `cumhaz`, `survival`) are still computed in `model()` and exposed as `rxSolve()` outputs, exercised directly in this vignette.
- **`PREV_AE_SCORE` Markov-state covariate is dataset-supplied.** The source NONMEM model uses the in-PRED idiom `IF (TIME.EQ.0) PREVSCOR = 0` and `PREVSCOR = DV` to carry the previous observation's grade across rows. nlmixr2 cannot update a covariate column in-flight, so the user is expected to supply `PREV_AE_SCORE` as a per-row data column, set to 0 at TIME = 0 per subject and updated at each subsequent observation to the previous-step sampled grade. For the typical-value F.3 simulations in this vignette we set `PREV_AE_SCORE = 0` at every observation (no prior AE), which corresponds to the publication's "first observation" condition and is the default initial Markov state.
- **`emax2` (CTCAE >= 3) and `THETA(12)` (CL exponent) are intentionally omitted from `ini()`.** Both are fixed at 0 in the source `.mod`. `emax2` is referenced only inside an `IF(PREVSCOR.GE.3) EMAX = EMAX2` branch that is `;`-commented out in the executable, so the active emax-selection is `emax0` vs `emax1` only. `THETA(12)` is the exponent in the term `(CL_IND/39.4)^THETA(12)` in the ED50 expression; with `THETA(12) = 0` the term collapses to 1 and ED50 reduces to `exp(led50)`. nlmixr2 rejects ini-only parameters that are never read by `model()`, so both are documented as comments next to the live ini entries rather than declared.
- **`CL_IND` covariate is intentionally not registered.** Source `$INPUT` lists `CL_IND` (individual clearance from the upstream pimasertib popPK model, used as a continuous scaling covariate on ED50) but `THETA(12) = 0 FIX` collapses the effect to 1. We therefore do not register `CL_IND` in `inst/references/covariate-columns.md` and the model file does not mention it; if a future model variant un-fixes the exponent, register `CL_IND` then.
- **`AMT` column carries pimasertib AUC (K-PD), not a mass dose.** The source `$INPUT` rename `AMT=AMTAUC` declares the dose-amount column to be the per-week AUC of pimasertib (computed from the upstream popPK model). The K-PD compartment `central` is therefore dosed in AUC units, and `expo = central` is an AUC-decaying exposure proxy with units of `ng*h/mL` (or paper equivalent). `units$concentration` in the model file is set to a free-text K-PD descriptor rather than a `mass/volume` form, which `nlmixr2lib::checkModelConventions()` flags as a warning.
- **Three documented `checkModelConventions()` warnings.** (a) `etalogit` has no matching fixed-effect parameter `logit` -- by construction, the IIV is a shared additive shift across both cumulative-logit thresholds and across all FPS strata; no single fixed-effect counterpart exists. (b) `aescore` is the single observation variable, not `Cc` -- the model's observation is an expected ordinal AE score, not a concentration. (c) `units$concentration` does not contain `/` -- same root cause as the K-PD AUC dosing convention. All three are justified deviations for a non-PK Markov / TTE DDMORE-source model.
- **`cumhaz` registered as a canonical compartment.** Added to `R/conventions.R::compartments` alongside `liver` (Xie 2019 first-pass) so that future TTE / dropout DDMORE-source extractions can use the standard NONMEM `$MODEL COMP=(CUMHAZ)` idiom without per-model whitelisting. Pure additive change; no existing model is affected.
- **`DIS_HYPERT`, `REGI_BID`, `CMAX_M1`, and `PREV_AE_SCORE` newly registered.** No prior nlmixr2lib model carried any of these covariates; all four were registered in `inst/references/covariate-columns.md` alongside this extraction (DIS_HYPERT alongside DIS_DIAB under "Comorbidities"; REGI_BID under "Formulation / assay / study"; CMAX_M1 alongside CAV under "Drug exposure metrics"; PREV_AE_SCORE under "Disease severity scores"). `DOSE` (already canonical, scope: specific) was extended with this model in its example list; the binary-or-continuous-dose semantics align with the existing entry.
- **No errata / corrigenda for a PAGE conference abstract.** PAGE meeting abstracts are not peer-reviewed publications and do not have an erratum mechanism; no correction search was performed.
