check.interval.deps: Take in a single row of an interval specification and return...
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View source: R/check.intervals.R
check.interval.deps R Documentation
Take in a single row of an interval specification and return that row updated
with any additional calculations that must be done to fulfill all
dependencies.
Description
Take in a single row of an interval specification and return that row updated
with any additional calculations that must be done to fulfill all
dependencies.
Usage
check.interval.deps(x)
Arguments
x
A data frame with one or more rows of the PKNCA interval
Value
The interval specification with additional calculations added where
requested outputs require them.
See Also
Other Interval specifications:
add.interval.col(),
check.interval.specification(),
choose.auc.intervals(),
get.interval.cols(),
get.parameter.deps()
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View source: R/check.intervals.R
| check.interval.deps | R Documentation |
Take in a single row of an interval specification and return that row updated with any additional calculations that must be done to fulfill all dependencies.
Description
Take in a single row of an interval specification and return that row updated with any additional calculations that must be done to fulfill all dependencies.
Usage
check.interval.deps(x)
Arguments
x |
A data frame with one or more rows of the PKNCA interval |
Value
The interval specification with additional calculations added where requested outputs require them.
See Also
Other Interval specifications:
add.interval.col(),
check.interval.specification(),
choose.auc.intervals(),
get.interval.cols(),
get.parameter.deps()
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