Struct ODE
#[repr(C)]pub struct ODE { /* private fields */ }Implementations§
§impl ODE
impl ODE
pub fn new( diffeq: fn(&NalgebraVec<f64>, &NalgebraVec<f64>, f64, &mut NalgebraVec<f64>, NalgebraVec<f64>, NalgebraVec<f64>, &Covariates), lag: fn(&NalgebraVec<f64>, f64, &Covariates) -> HashMap<usize, f64>, fa: fn(&NalgebraVec<f64>, f64, &Covariates) -> HashMap<usize, f64>, init: fn(&NalgebraVec<f64>, f64, &Covariates, &mut NalgebraVec<f64>), out: fn(&NalgebraVec<f64>, &NalgebraVec<f64>, f64, &Covariates, &mut NalgebraVec<f64>), neqs: (usize, usize), ) -> ODE
Trait Implementations§
§impl Equation for ODE
impl Equation for ODE
§fn estimate_likelihood(
&self,
subject: &Subject,
support_point: &Vec<f64>,
error_models: &ErrorModels,
cache: bool,
) -> Result<f64, PharmsolError>
fn estimate_likelihood( &self, subject: &Subject, support_point: &Vec<f64>, error_models: &ErrorModels, cache: bool, ) -> Result<f64, PharmsolError>
Estimate the likelihood of the subject given the support point and error model. Read more
fn kind() -> EqnKind
§fn simulate_subject(
&self,
subject: &Subject,
support_point: &Vec<f64>,
error_models: Option<&ErrorModels>,
) -> Result<(<ODE as EquationTypes>::P, Option<f64>), PharmsolError>
fn simulate_subject( &self, subject: &Subject, support_point: &Vec<f64>, error_models: Option<&ErrorModels>, ) -> Result<(<ODE as EquationTypes>::P, Option<f64>), PharmsolError>
Simulate a subject with given parameters and optionally calculate likelihood. Read more
§impl EquationTypes for ODE
impl EquationTypes for ODE
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for ODE
impl RefUnwindSafe for ODE
impl Send for ODE
impl Sync for ODE
impl Unpin for ODE
impl UnwindSafe for ODE
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