simul.saemix: Perform simulations under the model

Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) References See Also

View source: R/func_simulations.R

Description

This function is used to simulate from the model. It can be called with the estimated parameters (the default), the initial parameters, or with a set of parameters. The original design can be used in the simulations, or a different dataset may be used with the same structure (covariates) as the original design. This function is not yet implemented.

Usage

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simul.saemix(saemixObject, nsim = saemixObject["options"]$nb.sim,
  predictions = TRUE, res.var = TRUE, uncertainty = FALSE)

Arguments

saemixObject

an object returned by the saemix function

nsim

Number of simulations to perform. Defaults to the nb.simpred element in options

predictions

Whether the simulated parameters should be used to compute predictions. Defaults to TRUE

res.var

Whether residual variability should be added to the predictions. Defaults to TRUE

uncertainty

Uses uncertainty (currently not implemented). Defaults to FALSE

Details

This function is used to produce Visual Predictive Check graphs, as well as to compute the normalised prediction distribution errors (npde).

Author(s)

Emmanuelle Comets <emmanuelle.comets@inserm.fr>, Audrey Lavenu, Marc Lavielle.

References

Brendel, K, Comets, E, Laffont, C, Laveille, C, Mentre, F. Metrics for external model evaluation with an application to the population pharmacokinetics of gliclazide, Pharmaceutical Research 23 (2006), 2036-2049.

Holford, N. The Visual Predictive Check: superiority to standard diagnostic (Rorschach) plots (Abstract 738), in: 14th Meeting of the Population Approach Group in Europe, Pamplona, Spain, 2005.

See Also

SaemixObject,saemix, saemix.plot.data, saemix.plot.convergence, saemix.plot.llis, saemix.plot.randeff, saemix.plot.obsvspred, saemix.plot.fits, saemix.plot.parcov, saemix.plot.distpsi, saemix.plot.scatterresiduals, saemix.plot.vpc


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