An event object specifies dosing or other interventions that get implemented
during simulation. Event objects do similar things as data_set,
but simpler and quicker.
ev(x, ...) # S4 method for mrgmod ev(x, object = NULL, ...) # S4 method for missing ev( time = 0, amt = 0, evid = 1, cmt = 1, ID = numeric(0), replicate = TRUE, until = NULL, tinf = NULL, realize_addl = FALSE, ... ) # S4 method for ev ev(x, realize_addl = FALSE, ...)
| x | a model object |
|---|---|
| ... | other items to be incorporated into the event object; see details |
| object | passed to show |
| time | event time |
| amt | dose amount |
| evid | event ID |
| cmt | compartment |
| ID | subject ID |
| replicate | logical; if |
| until | the expected maximum observation time for this regimen |
| tinf | infusion time; if greater than zero, then the |
| realize_addl | if |
events object
Required items in events objects include
time, amt, evid and cmt.
If not supplied, evid is assumed to be 1.
If not supplied, cmt is assumed to be 1.
If not supplied, time is assumed to be 0.
If amt is not supplied, an error will be generated.
If total is supplied, then addl will be set
to total - 1.
Other items can include ii, ss, and addl
(see data_set for details on all of these items).
ID may be specified as a vector.
If replicate is TRUE (default), then the events
regimen is replicated for each ID; otherwise, the number of
event rows must match the number of IDs entered
mod <- mrgsolve::house() mod <- mod %>% ev(amt=1000, time=0, cmt=1) loading <- ev(time=0, cmt=1, amt=1000) maint <- ev(time=12, cmt=1, amt=500, ii=12, addl=10) c(loading, maint)#> Events: #> time amt cmt evid ii addl #> 1 0 1000 1 1 0 0 #> 2 12 500 1 1 12 10loading$time#> [1] 0