Feature of the week # 140: Modeling categorical data 1

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Feature of the week # 140: Responders/non-responders, pain levels or answers to a questionnaire. All are categorical that can be modeled in Monolix. This video presents typical models for binary, nominal and ordinal categories and explains how to implement them in the mlxtran language.
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