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Bug multiple analyte metabolite #193
Bug multiple analyte metabolite #193
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sub_pknca_dose <- pknca_dose$data %>% | ||
select(any_of(c(unname(unlist(pknca_dose$columns$groups)), | ||
pknca_dose$columns$time, "DOSNO"))) %>% | ||
rename_with(~ "time_dose", pknca_dose$columns$time) |
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Looks good to me, thanks! Small nitpick: could you add some comments to this section to make it easier to undesrtand the workflow :)
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nice I will add the comments and rebase your branch!
Issue
Closes #192
Description
There is a function that needs some adjustment (format_pkncadata_intervals) that accepts other more general input than PKNCAdose so we can easily cover the multiple analyte with metabolite case. Currently when the same drug is used for different analytes results will only be displayed for one of the analytes.
Definition of Done
DummyRO_with_metab.csv
and running NCA with both analytes provides clear results with both analytesHow to test
Load DummyRO_with_metab.csv > Select both analytes > Choose whatever settings you prefer > Run NCA > Check if in results both analytes appear
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