obd.select {boinet} | R Documentation |
Optimal biological dose selection
Description
Optimal biological dose (OBD) is selected by a method specified.
Usage
obd.select(
probt, probe, method,
phi, phi1, phi2, delta, delta1,
tterm, eterm, stopT, stopE,
w1, w2,
plow.ast, pupp.ast, qlow.ast, qupp.ast,
psi00, psi11)
Arguments
probt |
Estimated toxicity probability. |
probe |
Estimated efficacy probability. |
method |
Method used for OBD selection. |
phi |
Target toxicity probability. |
phi1 |
Lower bound of toxicity probability. |
phi2 |
Upper bound of toxicity probability. |
delta |
Target efficacy probability. |
delta1 |
Lower bound of efficacy probability. |
tterm |
Probability of meeting toxicity stopping criteria. |
eterm |
Probability of meeting efficacy stopping criteria. |
stopT |
Toxicity stopping criteria. |
stopE |
Efficacy stopping criteria. |
w1 |
Weight for toxicity-efficacy trade-off. |
w2 |
Weight for penalty imposed on toxic doses. |
plow.ast |
Lower threshold of toxicity linear truncated function. |
pupp.ast |
Upper threshold of toxicity linear truncated function. |
qlow.ast |
Lower threshold of efficacy linear truncated function. |
qupp.ast |
Upper threshold of efficacy linear truncated function. |
psi00 |
Score for toxicity=no and efficacy=no. |
psi11 |
Score for toxicity=yes and efficacy=yes. |
Value
The obd.select
returns an optimal biological dose.