| LCx | R Documentation |
X% Lethal Concentration at the maximum time point (default).Predict median and 95% credible interval of the x% Lethal Concentration.
The function LCx, x% Lethal Concentration (LC_x), is use to compute
the dose required to kill x% of the members of a tested population
after a specified test duration (time_LCx) (default is the maximum
time point of the experiment).
Mathematical definition of x% Lethal Concentration at time t,
denoted LC(x,t), is:
S(LC(x,t), t) = S(0, t)*(1- x/100),
where S(LC(x,t), t) is the survival probability at concentration
LC(x,t) at time t, and S(0,t) is the survival probability at
no concentration (i.e. concentration is 0) at time t which
reflect the background mortality h_b:
S(0, t) = exp(-hb* t).
In the function LCx, we use the median of S(0,t) to rescale the
x% Lethal Concentration at time t.
LCx(object, ...)
## S3 method for class 'survFit'
LCx(object, X, time_LCx = NULL, conc_range = NULL, npoints = 100, ...)
object |
An object of class |
... |
Further arguments to be passed to generic methods |
X |
Percentage of individuals dying (e.g., |
time_LCx |
A number giving the time at which |
conc_range |
A vector of length 2 with minimal and maximal value of the range of concentration. If NULL, the range is define between 0 and the highest tested concentration of the experiment. |
npoints |
Number of time point in |
When class of object is survFit, see LCx.survFit.
returns an object of class LCx.
The function returns an object of class LCx, which is a list
with the following information:
X_prop |
Survival probability of individuals surviving considering the median
of the background mortality (i.e. |
X_prop_provided |
Survival probability of individuals surviving as provided in arguments (i.e. |
time_LCx |
A number giving the time at which |
df_LCx |
A |
df_dose |
A |
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