dnonparam: Non-parameteric dose-response functions
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dnonparam R Documentation
Non-parameteric dose-response functions
Description
Used to fit monotonically increasing non-parametric dose-response relationship following
the method of \insertCiteowen2015;textualMBNMAdose)
Usage
dnonparam(direction = "increasing")
Arguments
direction
Can take either "increasing" or "decreasing" to indicate the monotonic direction
of the dose-response relationship
Value
An object of class("dosefun")
References
\insertAllCited
Examples
# Monotonically increasing dose-response
dnonparam(direction="increasing")
# Monotonically decreasing dose-response
dnonparam(direction="decreasing")
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View source: R/dose.functions.R
| dnonparam | R Documentation |
Non-parameteric dose-response functions
Description
Used to fit monotonically increasing non-parametric dose-response relationship following the method of \insertCiteowen2015;textualMBNMAdose)
Usage
dnonparam(direction = "increasing")
Arguments
direction |
Can take either |
Value
An object of class("dosefun")
References
\insertAllCitedExamples
# Monotonically increasing dose-response
dnonparam(direction="increasing")
# Monotonically decreasing dose-response
dnonparam(direction="decreasing")
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