| f_fit_di {drugDemand} | R Documentation | 
Model Fitting for Dispensed Doses
Description
Fits a linear mixed-effects model to the dispensed doses at drug dispensing visits.
Usage
f_fit_di(df, model, nreps, showplot = TRUE)
Arguments
| df | The subject-level dosing data, including  | 
| model | The model used to analyze the dispensed doses, with options including "constant", "linear model", and "linear mixed-effects model". | 
| nreps | The number of simulations for drawing posterior model parameters. | 
| showplot | A Boolean variable that controls whether or not to
show the fitted dose bar chart. It defaults to  | 
Value
A list with three components:
-  fit: A list of results from the model fit that includes-  model: The specific model used in the analysis.
-  mud: The estimated mean dose.
-  vmud: The estimated variance ofmud.
-  sigmab: The estimated between-subject standard deviation.
-  sigmae: The estimated within-subject residual standard deviation.
-  aic: The Akaike Information Criterion value.
-  bic: The Bayesian Information Criterion value.
 
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-  fit_plot: A fitted dose bar chart.
-  theta: Posterior draws of model parameters.-  fixed: Posterior draws of fixed model parameters:mud,sigmab, andsigmae.
-  random: Posterior draws of subject random effects.
-  usubjid: The unique subject ID associated with the subject random effects.
 
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Author(s)
Kaifeng Lu, kaifenglu@gmail.com
Examples
library(dplyr)
observed <- f_dose_observed(df2, visitview2, showplot = FALSE)
vf <- observed$vf
vf1 <- vf %>% filter(kit == 3)
di_fit <- f_fit_di(vf1, model = "linear mixed-effects model", nreps = 200)