bbi nonmem covcor
Display .cov and .cor output for a model
Synopsis
Read the .cov and .cor files from a model's output directory and display the values as a JSON object. The argument is typically a shared prefix for the run output files, but it can be any path from which the run name can be derived.
bbi nonmem covcor [flags] <run file>Examples
# Display .cov/cor values from run001/run001.{cov,cor}
bbi nonmem covcor run001/run001
# Display the same values by specifying a full output file
bbi nonmem covcor run001/run001.covFlags
-h, --help: help for covcor
Inherited
--background: RAW NMFE OPTION - tell NONMEM not to scan stdin for control characters-d, --debug: debug mode--json: show JSON output, if possible--licfile string: RAW NMFE OPTION - NONMEM license file to use--maxlim int: RAW NMFE OPTION - set the maximum values for the buffers used by NONMEM (if 0, don't pass -maxlim to nmfe) (default 2)--mpi_exec_path string: fully qualified path to mpiexec to use for NONMEM parallel operations (default "/usr/local/mpich3/bin/mpiexec")--nm_version string: version of NONMEM from the configuration list to use--nmqual: whether to execute with nmqual (autolog.pl)--nobuild: RAW NMFE OPTION - do not build a new NONMEM executable-o, --output string: output file--parafile string: location of a user-provided parafile to use for parallel execution--parallel: whether to run NONMEM in parallel mode--parallel_timeout int: amount of time to wait for parallel operations in NONMEM before timing out (default 2147483647)--prcompile: RAW NMFE OPTION - forces PREDPP compilation--prdefault: RAW NMFE OPTION - do not recompile any routines other than FSUBS-p, --preview: preview action, but don't actually run command--prsame: RAW NMFE OPTION - tell NONMEM to skip the PREDPP compilation step--threads int: number of threads to execute with locally or nodes to execute on in parallel (default 4)--tprdefault: RAW NMFE OPTION - test if is okay to do -prdefault-v, --verbose: verbose output
See also
- bbi nonmem - Entry point for NONMEM-related subcommands