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Typically, you would calculate AUC intervals (like AUC0-24) with PKNCA using the start and end time in the intervals. If you have nominal time data, you would typically use something like: If you have actual time data, you would typically use something like: I believe that any discussion of intervals not yet being available was from before the |
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Good morning,
So i am looking for a method to calculate auc intervals, i have read that you plan to implement this feature in the future, so far i have calculated them by treating the intervals as auclast, as it is mentioned on the vignette, but im finding it hard to automate it.
Is there a specific time when it will be available? If not, is there a method to automate calculating different intervals for different drugs, without having to change the code, except for the intervals on an object in the first few lines of a script?
Thank you very much.
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