- In your dataset: Create a column in your dataset for each parameter you want to change. For each individual in your dataset, assign a value of your parameter at t = 0. e.g. You have a column 'Dose_ka' with value 3 at t = 0, and NaN's (empties) elsewhere. If you have many parameters that you need to assign values to, you could automate this by exporting your dataset from SimBiology pulling out the
- In your model: Create a dummy species, e.g. 'Dose_ka'. Then create a repeated assignment (an initial assignment will not work!) to assign the value of Dose_ka to the parameter ka. So the repeated assignment rule should read ka = Dose_ka. This is assuming you are assigning a value to a parameter or a compartment. If you want to assign an initial value to a species, you can of course just dose the species at t = 0 (make sure the model value of the initial condition is 0).
- In your fit task/sbiofit: map the dose column for Dose_ka to the species Dose_ka in your model.
Specifying different variants for different groups in 'sbiofit'
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Hello,
Is it possible to specify different variants for different groups when using the 'sbiofit' function in code? From the documentation, it appears that 'sbiofit' only supports the specification of a single set of variants to be applied to all of the groups.
Thank you,
Abed Alnaif
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Sietse Braakman
2019-7-22
Hi Abed,
We get this question quite regularly - the best way to do this currently is by using dosing. What you have to do:
Another solution could be - but this is more involved - to create a simfunction where you specify which model components you want to change the value of, define your own objective function and pass that to the optimization alogrithm. In that case, you are basically doing the work that sbiofit does for you.
We have noted this use case, thanks for asking it here!
Please let us know if you have further questions.
Best,
Sietse
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Sietse Braakman
2019-10-3
One more thing to keep in mind: if you are using this to assign a value to a compartment, you need to make sure that the initial value of the dosing-species is non-zero to avoid divide-by-zero issues (these will result in warnings of NaNs and Infs when you run your simulation).
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