Cortisol | R Documentation |
The amount of hormone contained in a preparation cannot be measured directly, so estimating an unknown dose of hormone involves a two-step process. A calibration curve must first be established, then the curve must be inverted to determine the hormone dose. The calibration curve is estimated using a radioimmunological assay.
data(Cortisol)
A data frame with 64 rows and 2 variables:
a numeric vector indicating the logarithm in base 10 of the dose.
a numeric vector indicating the response, in counts per minute.
Huet S., Bouvier A., Poursat M.-A., Jolivet E. (2004). Statistical tools for nonlinear regression : a practical guide with S-PLUS and R examples. 2nd Edition. Springer, New York.
data(Cortisol)
dev.new()
with(Cortisol, plot(lDose,Y,xlab="Log10(Dose, in ng/0.1 ml)",pch=16,col="blue",
ylab="Response, in counts per minute"))
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