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tci (version 0.2.0)

predict.pkmod: Predict method for pkmod objects

Description

Predict concentrations from a pkmod object - can be a user defined function

Usage

# S3 method for pkmod
predict(object, inf, tms, return_times = FALSE, ...)

Value

Matrix of predicted concentrations associated with a pkmod object and and infusion schedule.

Arguments

object

An object with class pkmod.

inf

A matrix with columns "begin","end","inf_rate" indicating when infusions should be administered. Can be created by `inf_manual` or `inf_tci`.

tms

Times at which to calculate predicted concentrations.

return_times

Logical. Should prediction times be returned along with responses? Defaults to FALSE.

...

List or vector of values to be passed on to update.pkmod.

Examples

Run this code
# dosing schedule
dose <- inf_manual(inf_tms = c(0,0.5,4,4.5,10), inf_rate = c(100,0,80,0,0))
# pkmod object
my_mod <- pkmod(pars_pk = c(CL = 15, V1 = 10, Q2 = 10, V2 = 20))
# predict at specific times
predict(my_mod, inf = dose, tms = c(1.5,2.5,3))
# predict with an Emax PD function
my_mod_pd <- pkmod(pars_pk = c(v1 = 8.995, v2 = 17.297, v3 = 120.963, cl = 1.382,
q2 = 0.919, q3 = 0.609, ke0 = 1.289),
pars_pd = c(c50 = 2.8, gamma = 1.47, gamma2 = 1.89, e0 = 93, emx = 93),
pdfn = emax, pdinv = emax_inv, ecmpt = 4)
predict(my_mod_pd, inf = dose, tms = c(1.5,2.5,3))
# predict with a subset of new PK-PD parameters
predict(my_mod_pd, inf = dose, tms = c(1.5,2.5,3), pars_pk = c(ke0 = 0.8),
pars_pd = c(c50 = 2, e0 = 100))

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