Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) Examples
NONMEM data objects and data frames can have "graphical subsets" associated to them. These subsets will be applied whenever a graphing function is called on the object. This functionality is intended to facilitate the plotting of "standard" subsets, i.e. subsets without dosing information.
1 2 3 | graphSubset(x) <- value
graphSubset(x)
|
x |
An object of class |
value |
A vector of (character) subsets. |
Subsets assigned to an object are obtained using
graphSubset
. Subsets will be a set a vector of
strings which are converted to R expressions and then
executed. They can be assigned using graphSubset<-
.
For graphSubset
, a character vector representing the
subsets to be applied to x
before plotting. For
graphSubset<-
, the updated object, i.e. with
additional or removed subsets.
Mango Solutions
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | ## Not run:
x <- importNm("TestData1.ctl", "TestData1.lst",
path = system.file(package = "RNMImport", "unittests/testdata/TestRun"))
graphSubset(x) <- c("MDV != 1", "EVID == 0", "AMT <= 0")
graphSubset(x)
## End(Not run)
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