is.diagonal: Analyze Parameter Labels

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Description

Analyze parameter labels of the form "THETA1" or "OMEGA2.3" or "SIGMA1.1". is.diagonal and is.offdiagonal decode the numeric x.x portion as indicating a region of a matrix (both rely on on.diagonal). is.fixed detects "THETA", is.iiv detects "OMEGA", and is.residual detects "SIGMA", reflecting conventional usage for population pk-pd. is.random detects all "OMEGA" and "SIGMA". All functions are case-insensitive.

Usage

on.diagonal(x)
is.diagonal(x)
is.offdiagonal(x)
is.fixed(x)
is.random(x)
is.iiv(x)
is.residual(x)

Arguments

x

character

Details

Integer subscripts, as in "THETA1", are neither diagonal nor offdiagonal.

Value

logical

Note

x is coerced to numeric using text2decimal, so only the first two indices are considered. For example "omega1.2" gives the same result as "omega1.2.3".

Author(s)

Tim Bergsma

References

http://metrumrg.googlecode.com

See Also

• offdiag

Examples

x <- c("THETA1","OMEGA2.1","SIGMA1.1")
on.diagonal(x)
is.diagonal(x)
is.offdiagonal(x)
is.fixed(x)
is.random(x)
is.iiv(x)
is.residual(x)
on.diagonal("OMEGA40.40")

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