setTable(ScheduleDose,RepeatDose)
Set dosing information from table to dose object
Syntax
setTable(doseObj,tbl)
Description
setTable(
sets
the dosing data from a table doseObj
,tbl
)tbl
to a dose object doseObj
.
Input Arguments
doseObj
— Dose object
ScheduleDose
object | RepeatDose
object | array of dose objects
Dose object, specified as a ScheduleDose
object
or RepeatDose object
or
array of these objects.
tbl
— Dosing data
table | cell array of tables
Dosing data, specified as a table or cell array of tables. If doseObj
is
an array of dose objects, then tbl
must be a
cell array of tables of the same size as doseObj
.
If doseObj
is a ScheduleDose
object, tbl
must
have 2 or 3 variables (columns) representing dose time, amount, and
rate (optional). The variable names (tbl.Properties.VariableNames
)
must be 'Time'
, 'Amount'
, and 'Rate'
(optional),
respectively.
If doseObj
is a RepeatDose
object,
tbl
must have only one row with 4 or 5 variables
(columns) representing dose start time, amount, interval, repeat count, and
rate (optional). The variable names
(tbl.Properties.VariableNames
) must be
'StartTime'
, 'Amount'
,
'Interval'
, 'RepeatCount'
, and
'Rate'
(optional), respectively. The value of each
variable can be a numeric scalar or the name of a parameter (if the property
is parameterized).
The units of tbl
variables (tbl.Properties.VariableUnits
),
if any, are copied over to the corresponding property units of doseObj
.
Examples
Set a Table of Dosing Data to a RepeatDose Object
Create a table containing dose start time, amount, interval, repeat count, and rate.
StartTime = 5; Amount = 500; Interval = 1; RepeatCount = 3; Rate = 1; tbl = table(StartTime,Amount,Interval,RepeatCount,Rate);
Create a RepeatDose
object, and set the dosing information from the table.
rdose = sbiodose('rdose','repeat'); setTable(rdose,tbl);
Set a Table of Dosing Data to a ScheduleDose Object
Create a table containing dose time and amount.
Time = [1 2 3 4 5]'; Amount = [10 15 20 25 30]'; tbl = table(Time,Amount);
Create a ScheduleDose
object, and set
the dosing information from the table.
sdose = sbiodose('sdose','schedule'); setTable(sdose,tbl);
Set an Array of Dosing Tables to an Array of Dose Objects
Create a table containing dose time and amount.
Time = [1 2 3 4 5]'; Amount = [10 15 20 25 30]'; tbl1 = table(Time,Amount);
Create a table containing dose start time, amount, interval, repeat count, and rate.
StartTime = 5; Amount = 500; Interval = 1; RepeatCount = 3; Rate = 1; tbl2 = table(StartTime,Amount,Interval,RepeatCount,Rate);
Create a cell array of dose tables.
tblArray = {tbl1,tbl2};
Create ScheduleDose
and RepeatDose
objects
sdose = sbiodose('sdose','schedule'); rdose = sbiodose('rdose','repeat'); doseArray = [sdose,rdose];
Set the cell array of dose tables to dose objects.
setTable(doseArray,tblArray);
Version History
Introduced in R2014a
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