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#' Simulate operating characteristics using BOIN12.
#'
#' This function runs simulations of the BOIN12 design by
#' evaluating operating characteristics over a range of cohort sizes. For each
#' dose level within the user-specified range, it performs multiple trials and saves the results to a corresponding file.
#'
#' @param ndose Integer. Number of dose levels. (**Required**)
#' @param ssizerange Integer vector. Range of number of cohorts to simulate. (**Required**)
#' @param target_t Numeric. Target toxicity probability. (**Required**)
#' @param lower_e Numeric. Minimum acceptable efficacy probability. (**Required**)
#' @param cohortsize Integer. Size of a cohort. (Default is `3`)
#' @param startdose Integer. Starting dose level. (Default is `1`)
#' @param psafe Numeric. Early stopping cutoff for toxicity. (Default is `0.95`)
#' @param pfutility Numeric. Early stopping cutoff for efficacy. (Default is `0.90`)
#' @param ntrial Integer. Number of random trial replications. (Default is `10000`)
#' @param utilitytype Integer. Type of utility structure. (Default is `1`)
#' - If set to `1`: Use preset weights (w11 = 0.6, w00 = 0.4)
#' - If set to `2`: Use (w11 = 1, w00 = 0)
#' - Other: Use user-specified values from `u1` and `u2`.
#' @param u1 Numeric. Utility parameter w_11. (0-100)
#' @param u2 Numeric. Utility parameter w_00. (0-100)
#' @param prob Fixed probability vectors. If not specified, a random scenario is used by default.
#' Use this parameter to provide fixed probability vectors as a list with the following named elements:
#' - `pE`: Numeric vector of efficacy probabilities for each dose level.
#' - `pT`: Numeric vector of toxicity probabilities for each dose level.
#' - `obd`: Integer indicating the index of the true Optimal Biological Dose (OBD).
#' - `mtd`: Integer indicating the index of the true Maximum Tolerated Dose (MTD).
#'
#' For example:
#' ```r
#' prob <- list(
#' pE = c(0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.6, 0.6),
#' pT = c(0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.4),
#' obd = 3,
#' mtd = 2
#' )
#' ```
#' @param save_dir Directory to save output folders. Default is `tempdir()`.
#' @param save_folder Folder name. (Default is "boin12_simulations")
#' @param save_file File name. (Default is "boin12_simulation.csv")
#' @return No return value, called for side effects
#' @examples
#' prob <- list(
#' pE = c(0.4, 0.5, 0.6),
#' pT = c(0.1, 0.2, 0.3),
#' obd = 2,
#' mtd = 2
#' )
#' simulate_boin12(
#' ndose = 3,
#' ssizerange = c(3, 5),
#' target_t = 0.3,
#' lower_e = 0.2,
#' ntrial = 10,
#' prob = prob,
#' )
#' @export
# set.seed(30)
simulate_boin12 <- function(ndose, ssizerange, target_t, lower_e,
cohortsize = 3, startdose = 1, psafe = 0.95,
pfutility = 0.9, ntrial = 10000,
utilitytype = 1, u1, u2, prob = NULL,
save_dir = tempdir(),
save_folder = "boin12_simulations",
save_file = "boin12_simulation.csv") {
full_save_root <- file.path(save_dir, save_folder)
dir.create(full_save_root, recursive = TRUE, showWarnings = FALSE)
for (iii in 1:ndose) {
OBD <- iii
outputmat <- NULL
for (utype in c(1, 2)) {
for (rtype in c(1)) {
for (i in ssizerange) {
oc <- oc_boin12(
ndose = ndose, target_t = target_t,
lower_e = lower_e, ncohort = i,
cohortsize = cohortsize,
startdose = startdose, OBD=OBD, psafe = psafe,
pfutility = pfutility,
ntrial = ntrial, utilitytype = utype,
u1, u2, prob = prob
)
# print(i)
outputmat <- rbind(outputmat, c(i, utype, rtype, c(oc$bd.sel, oc$od.sel, oc$bd.pts, oc$od.pts, oc$earlystop, oc$overdose, oc$poorall, oc$ov.sel))) # nolint: line_length_linter.
}
}
}
cname <- c(
"ncohort", "utype", "rtype", "bd.sel", "od.sel", "bd.pts",
"od.pts", "earlystop", "overdose", "poorall", "ov.sel"
)
colnames(outputmat) <- cname
cname <- c(cname, "design")
outputmat <- cbind(outputmat, rep("boin12", nrow(outputmat)))
colnames(outputmat) <- cname
subfolder_path <- file.path(full_save_root, as.character(iii))
dir.create(subfolder_path, showWarnings = FALSE)
file_path <- file.path(subfolder_path, save_file)
write.csv(outputmat, file_path, row.names = FALSE)
}
}
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