Simulate with parameter variability using the NONMEM NWPRI subroutine
Source:R/NMsim_NWPRI.R
NMsim_NWPRI.Rd
Modify control stream for simulation with uncertainty using inverse-Wishart distribution for OMEGA and SIGMA parameters
This function does not run any simulations. To simulate, using this method, see `NMsim()`. See examples.
Arguments
- file.sim
The path to the control stream to be edited. This function overwrites the contents of the file pointed to by file.sim.
- file.mod
Path to the path to the original input control stream provided as `file.mod` to `NMsim()`.
- data.sim
Included for compatibility with `NMsim()`. Not used.
- PLEV
Used in
$PRIOR NWPRI PLEV=0.999
. This is a NONMEM argument to the NWPRI subroutine. When PLEV < 1, a value of THETA will actually be obtained using a truncated multivariate normal distribution, i.e. from an ellipsoidal region R1 over which only a fraction of mass of the normal occurs. This fraction is given by PLEV.
Details
Simulate with parameter uncertainty. THETA parameters are sampled from a multivariate normal distribution while OMEGA and SIGMA are simulated from the inverse-Wishart distribution. Correlations of OMEGA and SIGMA parameters will only be applied within modeled "blocks".
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
simres <- NMsim(file.path,method.sim=NMsim_WPRI,typical=TRUE,subproblems=500)
} # }