On second thought, writing a pdf parser in R to extract draw elements was, perhaps, a poor use of time.
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@dzaster.bsky.socialOn second thought, writing a pdf parser in R to extract draw elements was, perhaps, a poor use of time.
@adam-wysokinski.fediscience.org.ap.brid.gyIt has the WIP status, many parts need rewriting as are based on examples found over the internet, but I decided to share it, hoping that some may find it useful.
Outline of statistics with practical examples in R
Available freely at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23372264
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@january3.github.iowow, and you didn't even use #rlang! (which would probably be my instinct when trying to implement something like this)
@rconsortium.bsky.socialNew from the R Consortium’s nlmixr2 Working Group: adaptive dosing in rxode2.
nlmixr2 is an open-source R ecosystem for pharmacometrics and modeling drug behavior and dosing.
See how dosing can adapt during simulation:
r-consortium.org/posts/nlmixr...
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