Determine the dosing interval (tau) to use for a calculation interval

A tau column in the interval specification takes precedence over detection so that designs where only the steady-state dose is present in the dosing data (nothing repeats, so nothing can be detected) can still be calculated. Otherwise tau is detected from the group's dose times with find.tau().

Usage

resolve_dose_tau(interval, time.dose, options = list())

Arguments

interval

One row of an interval definition (see check.interval.specification())

time.dose

The dose times for the whole group (not just the interval; an interval one tau long contains a single dose, so nothing repeats within it)

options

List of changes to the default PKNCA options (see PKNCA.options())

Value

The dosing interval, or NA_real_ when it cannot be determined

See also

Other Interval determination: choose.auc.intervals(), find.tau()