Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
This function computes the area under a dose-response curve of the form survival fraction SF = exp(-alpha * D - beta * D ^ 2).
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D |
vector of dosages |
SF |
vector of survival fractions |
pars |
parameters (alpha, beta) in equation y = exp(-alpha * x - beta * x ^ 2) |
lower |
lower bound of dose region to compute AUC over |
upper |
upper bound of dose region to compute AUC over |
trunc |
should survival fractions be truncated downward to 1 if they exceed 1? |
SF_as_log |
A boolean indicating whether survival fraction is displayed on a log axis. Defaults to FALSE |
area.type |
should the AUC of the raw (D, SF) points be returned, or should the AUC of a curve fit to said points be returned instead? |
verbose |
how detailed should error and warning messages be? See details. |
If lower and/or upper are missing, the function assumes their values to be the minimum and maximum D-values, respectively. For all warnings to be silent, set trunc = FALSE. For warnings to be output, set trunc = TRUE. For warnings to be output along with the arguments that triggered them, set trunc = 2.
1 | computeAUC(D=c(0.1, 0.5, 0.7, 0.9), pars=c(0.2, 0.1), lower = 0, upper = 1) # Returns 0.7039296
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