View source: R/tci_algorithms.R
inf_tci_pop | R Documentation |
This function will calculate infusion rates required to reach targets at a specified position (e.g., median, 25th percentile) of the response distribution in a population. The user supplies a 'poppkmod' object, a set of values to be obtained, a set of times at which to reach them, and a function to apply to the distribution of responses.
inf_tci_pop( mod, target_vals, target_tms, pop_fn = median, dtm = 1/6, inf_duration = NULL, cmpt = NULL, inittm = 0, maxrt = 1e+05 )
mod |
Object with class 'poppkmod', created by 'poppkmod()'. |
target_vals |
A vector of numeric values indicating PK or PD targets for TCI algorithm. |
target_tms |
A vector of numeric values indicating times at which the TCI algorithm should begin targeting each value. |
pop_fn |
Function to apply to distribution of response values. Defaults to setting median value equal to targets. |
dtm |
TCI update frequency. Defaults to 1/6, corresponding to 10-second intervals if model parameters are in terms of minutes. |
inf_duration |
Optional parameter to describe duration of infusions. Can be less than or equal to 'dtm'. Defaults to 'dtm' if unspecified. |
cmpt |
Compartment used for targeting. Defaults to PD response if applicable and effect-site compartment if not. |
inittm |
Initial time to start TCI algorithm. Cannot be greater than the minimum value of 'target_tms'. |
maxrt |
Maximum infusion rate. |
nid = 100 data <- data.frame(ID = 1:nid, AGE = sample(10:70, nid, replace = TRUE), TBW = sample(40:90, nid, TRUE), HGT = sample(130:210, nid, TRUE), MALE = sample(c(TRUE,FALSE),nid,TRUE)) elvd_mod <- poppkmod(data, drug = "ppf", model = "eleveld") # calculate infusions to keep 90% of patients below 70 inf <- inf_tci_pop(elvd_mod, target_vals = c(70,70), target_tms = c(0,50), pop_fn = function(...) quantile(..., 0.9), dtm = 10) tms <- seq(0,50,0.1) resp <- as.data.frame(predict(elvd_mod, inf, tms)) ggplot(resp, aes(x = time, y = pdresp, group = id)) + geom_line(alpha = 0.1) + geom_hline(yintercept = 70)
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