Excel file containing brief descriptions of functions within the R package, which modelers may want to use when integrating/extending their new generic HTTK model into httk

The descriptions are not meant to be an exhaustive description of existing functions, which are described by R “help” documentation. Rather this is a reference guide for modelers. Note that this file reflects the current state of the httk package and the functions therei...

Full description

Saved in:

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Sarah E. Davidson-Fritz (21100379) (author)
Other Authors:	Caroline L. Ring (4226251) (author), Marina V. Evans (21100382) (author), Celia M. Schacht (20713301) (author), Xiaoqing Chang (2949144) (author), Miyuki Breen (1263876) (author), Gregory S. Honda (6744131) (author), Elaina Kenyon (9017563) (author), Matthew W. Linakis (13921200) (author), Annabel Meade (14710567) (author), Robert G. Pearce (4226248) (author), Mark A. Sfeir (21100385) (author), James P. Sluka (3124269) (author), Michael J. Devito (21100388) (author), John F. Wambaugh (1727491) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Molecular Biology Cancer Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified monte carlo simulations human health outcomes toxicokinetic modeling describes source language mcsim r script ). model documentation file evaluate toxicokinetic models publicly available data >- derived data provide key information physiologically based toxicokinetics generalized httk models div >< p evaluating model predictions r package provides toxicokinetic data throughput toxicokinetic source tool pbtk ). model utilities model parameterization toxicological data existing data vivo </ vitro </ utility functions unit conversion uncertainty propagation reviewed high often unavailable nams ), httk </ biological variability
Tags:	Add Tag No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!

Be the first to leave a comment!

Excel file containing brief descriptions of functions within the R package, which modelers may want to use when integrating/extending their new generic HTTK model into <i>httk </i>

Similar Items