RXR-1953 modify function to calculate parameters to allow computation over time #93
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The convenience function calculate_parameters() is intended to quickly calculate the effective parameters for a given model and covariates. However, some models have time-varying parameter definitions. To allow computations of effective parameters over time, I've now added a
t_obsargument, which then returns each parameter as a vector of values instead of a single value.I have also added a
regimenargument (optional). Because some models may have dose-dependent parameter definitions (although usually a bad idea). Previously, just a dummy "0" dose was used to allow computations to be done in PKPDsim. Now, the regimen can also be specified instead.