EstStep: Estimation Step
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EstStep R Documentation
Estimation Step
Description
This estimates upon the conditions with InitStep.
Usage
EstStep()
Details
It does not have arguments.
All necessary arguments are stored in the e environment.
It assumes "INTERACTION" between eta and epsilon for "COND" and "LAPL" options.
The output is basically same to NONMEM output.
Value
Initial OFV
initial value of the objective function
Time
time consumed for this step
Optim
the raw output from optim function
Final Estimates
final estimates in the original scale
Author(s)
Kyun-Seop Bae <k@acr.kr>
References
NONMEM Users Guide
See Also
InitStep
Examples
# Only After InitStep
#EstStep()
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Estimation Step
Description
This estimates upon the conditions with InitStep.
Usage
EstStep()Details
It does not have arguments.
All necessary arguments are stored in the e environment.
It assumes "INTERACTION" between eta and epsilon for "COND" and "LAPL" options.
The output is basically same to NONMEM output.
Value
Initial OFV |
initial value of the objective function |
Time |
time consumed for this step |
Optim |
the raw output from |
Final Estimates |
final estimates in the original scale |
Author(s)
Kyun-Seop Bae <k@acr.kr>
References
NONMEM Users Guide
See Also
InitStep
Examples
# Only After InitStep
#EstStep()
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