computeD10: Compute D10
In RadioGx: Analysis of Large-Scale Radio-Genomic Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
This function computes the radiation dose at which only 10
cancer cells survive under the exponential model
SF = exp(-alpha * D - beta * D ^ 2) given alpha and beta, where D is the
radiation dose given and SF is the fraction of cells surviving
Usage
1
computeD10(pars)
Arguments
pars
parameters (alpha, beta) in equation
y = exp(-alpha * x - beta * x ^ 2)
Details
The units of the returned dose are the inverses of the units of
the alpha and beta passed in.
Value
numeric The D10 value
Examples
1
computeD10(c(0.2, 0.1))
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
This function computes the radiation dose at which only 10 cancer cells survive under the exponential model SF = exp(-alpha * D - beta * D ^ 2) given alpha and beta, where D is the radiation dose given and SF is the fraction of cells surviving
Usage
1 | computeD10(pars)
|
Arguments
pars |
parameters (alpha, beta) in equation y = exp(-alpha * x - beta * x ^ 2) |
Details
The units of the returned dose are the inverses of the units of the alpha and beta passed in.
Value
numeric The D10 value
Examples
1 | computeD10(c(0.2, 0.1))
|
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