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what dose "eps" mean in the code, parameter change value extent or a ratio?
how the sensitivity indices was calculated, and how the parameters changed in default?
Examples
mod <- mrgsolve::house(delta=0.1)
par <- "CL,VC,KA"
var <- "CP"
dose <- ev(amt = 100)
fun <- function(mod, ...) mrgsolve::mrgsim_e(mod, dose, output="df")
out <- lsa(mod, par, var, fun)
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I need to write a vignette about this or get it in the documentation so you don't have to read the code for this.
Hi, kylebaron, thanks a lot for your reply.
so the default eps value is 1e-08?
and based on the output, dose lsa only run a single side analysis?
in the source code, dose dvalue ="sens" in the output file?
dvalue <- function(sim,ref,scale) {
(sim[["dv_value"]] - ref[["dv_value"]])/scale}, what is scale? is it baseline ref[["dv_value"]]?
sorry for so many questiones, looking forward to the vignette, thanks!
what dose "eps" mean in the code, parameter change value extent or a ratio?
how the sensitivity indices was calculated, and how the parameters changed in default?
Examples
mod <- mrgsolve::house(delta=0.1)
par <- "CL,VC,KA"
var <- "CP"
dose <- ev(amt = 100)
fun <- function(mod, ...) mrgsolve::mrgsim_e(mod, dose, output="df")
out <- lsa(mod, par, var, fun)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: