Mould and Upton published the very first CPT PSP tutorial, which was an introduction to the basic concepts on population-based modeling approaches aimed for readers with limited familiarity of Pharmacometrics.
The paper shortly introduces basic concepts of population biology, demography and genetics and cites relevant and new literature.
In Section 2, we introduce basic concepts on our abstract convex spaces and a basic KKM theorem by following [3].
Given, let us introduce some basic concepts on the Hill's equation (2.1).
First, many basic concepts on snoRNAs presented in the M&K manuscript are outdated.
Additionally, PSP just released its first podcast, PSPod, which features an interview with Dr Diane Mould discussing the three Tutorials she coauthored with Dr Richard Upton on basic concepts in population modeling, simulation, and model-based drug development (http://www.nature.com/psp/podcast/index.html).html
This tutorial, intended for pharmacometricians familiar with basic concepts in population modeling, simulation, and model-based drug development, aims at presenting the foundations of count data analyses and builds on a recent tutorial on time to event models.
This tutorial is intended for pharmacometricians with a good grounding in the basic concepts of pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and population modeling.
It more than adequately provides the basic concepts in statistics used in human and population genetics.
Since this work relies on basic concepts of selection, students should understand the concepts of fitness and competition.
It focuses on the basic concepts of design and analysis.
