nlmGetParHist: Recover and finalize the resident nlm parameter history
In nlmixr2est: Nonlinear Mixed Effects Models in Population PK/PD, Estimation Routines
nlmGetParHist R Documentation
Recover and finalize the resident nlm parameter history
Description
Returns the parameter history accumulated in the resident nlm scaling
struct (one row per iteration type per recorded evaluation) as a data
frame, and stops further recording/printing (save and every
are reset to 0). Must be called while .nlmSetupEnv() is still
loaded – i.e. before .nlmFreeEnv(). Used by .nlmFinalizeList
for the standard nlm-family estimators and directly by externally-optimized
engines such as babelmixr2's nlmer.
Usage
nlmGetParHist(p = TRUE)
Arguments
p
When TRUE (default) also print the final iteration line.
Details
This is an internal function and should not be called directly.
Value
A data frame of the recorded parameter history.
Author(s)
Matthew L. Fidler
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Recover and finalize the resident nlm parameter history
Description
Returns the parameter history accumulated in the resident nlm scaling
struct (one row per iteration type per recorded evaluation) as a data
frame, and stops further recording/printing (save and every
are reset to 0). Must be called while .nlmSetupEnv() is still
loaded – i.e. before .nlmFreeEnv(). Used by .nlmFinalizeList
for the standard nlm-family estimators and directly by externally-optimized
engines such as babelmixr2's nlmer.
Usage
nlmGetParHist(p = TRUE)
Arguments
p |
When |
Details
This is an internal function and should not be called directly.
Value
A data frame of the recorded parameter history.
Author(s)
Matthew L. Fidler
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