loadPlotSensitivityTask: loadPlotSensitivityTask

In Open-Systems-Pharmacology/OSPSuite.ReportingEngine: R package to create reports for the Open Systems Pharmacology models

loadPlotSensitivityTask

Description

Define 'plotSensitivity' task and its settings

Usage

loadPlotSensitivityTask(workflow, active = FALSE, settings = NULL)

Arguments

workflow	'Workflow' object or derived class
active	logical defining if 'Task' will be run by workflow. Default value is 'FALSE'
settings	specific settings for 'plotSensitivity' task

Value

A 'PopulationSensitivityAnalysisTask' for 'PopulationWorkflow' objects. A 'SensitivityAnalysisTask' object otherwise

See Also

Other workflow tasks: GofPlotTask, PlotTask, PopulationPlotTask, PopulationSensitivityAnalysisTask, QualificationTask, SensitivityAnalysisTask, Task, addUserDefinedTask(), loadCalculatePKParametersTask(), loadCalculateSensitivityTask(), loadGOFMergedTask(), loadPlotAbsorptionTask(), loadPlotDDIRatioTask(), loadPlotDemographyTask(), loadPlotMassBalanceTask(), loadPlotPKParametersTask(), loadPlotPKRatioTask(), loadPlotTimeProfilesAndResidualsTask(), loadQualificationComparisonTimeProfileTask(), loadQualificationTimeProfilesTask(), loadSimulateTask()

Examples

## Not run: 

# A workflow object needs to be created first
myWorkflow <- MeanModelWorkflow$new(workflowFolder, simulationSets)

# (Re)load a default plotSensitivity task for workflow
myWorkflow$plotSensitivity <- loadPlotSensitivityTask(
  workflow = myWorkflow,
  active = TRUE
)

# Load a user-defined simulation task for workflow
myWorkflow$userDefinedTasks[["plotSensitivity"]] <- loadPlotSensitivityTask(
  workflow = myWorkflow,
  active = TRUE
)

## End(Not run)

Open-Systems-Pharmacology/OSPSuite.ReportingEngine documentation built on May 1, 2024, 12:27 p.m.