param_table | R Documentation |
param_table()
is useful for formatting tables of NONMEM parameter estimates
for single or multiple runs. If successive runs have more/fewer parameters
(THETAs, OMEGAs, or SIGMAs), the parameters in common between runs will be
aligned for ease of comparison.
param_table(
...,
nice = TRUE,
transform = TRUE,
write = FALSE,
filename = NULL,
value_digits = 2,
rse_digits = 1,
max_omega = 30,
max_sigma = 5
)
... |
Run number(s) or model names(s). |
nice |
Whether to use Value [%RSE] formatting. |
transform |
Whether to transform diagonal elements of OMEGA and SIGMA to standard deviations, and off-diagonal elements to correlations. |
write |
Whether to write to a csv file. |
filename |
Name of the csv file, if |
value_digits |
How many decimal places to display for parameter estimates when using "nice" formatting. |
rse_digits |
How many decimal places to display for %RSE estimates when using "nice" formatting. |
max_omega |
Maximum number of OMEGAs in model. |
max_sigma |
Maximum number of SIGMAs in model. |
A tibble::tibble()
containing NONMEM parameter estimates.
Sandy Floren
## Not run:
# Make a parameter table for a single model called "run3.mod", which must be
# present in the current directory
param_table(3)
# For 3 successive runs: "run3.mod", "run4.mod", and "run5.mod" and write to
# a csv
param_table(3, 4, 5, write = TRUE)
## End(Not run)
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