mrgsolve has a function called modlib() that returns path to a library
of precoded models that can be accessed like this
mod <- mread("pk1", modlib())or more concisely
mod <- modlib("pk1")depot works just like modlib(), but the models come in a separate
package housed here. For example
mod <- depot("gcsf")Please see the vignettes for the models listed below. More models to come.
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