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vachette

A method to visualize pharmacometric analyses which are impacted by covariate effects. Variability-Aligned Covariate Harmonized-Effects and Time-Transformation Equivalent (VACHETTE) facilitates intuitive overlays of data and model predictions, allowing for comprehensive comparison without dilution effects. VACHETTE improves upon previous methods V2ACHER, enabling its application to all pharmacometric models and enhancing Visual Predictive Checks (VPC) by integrating data into cohesive plots that can highlight model misspecification.

Installation

Development

remotes::install_github("certara/vachette")

Usage

Import Data

The minimal required inputs for vachette are two data.frame objects: the observed (obs.data) and simulated predictions of typical curves (typ.data).

The user also has the option to include simulated data (sim.data), in order to derive transformations needed for a VACHETTE VPC. The sim.data requires the same columns as obs.data, in addition to a required REP column to indicate the replicate number.

Data files:

• iv-obs.csv
• iv-typ-minmax.csv

obs <- read.csv(system.file(package = "vachette", "examples", "iv-obs.csv"))
typ <- read.csv(system.file(package = "vachette", "examples", "iv-typ-minmax.csv"))

Vachette Transformations

Generate transformations for obs.data and sim.data

library(vachette)

vd <-
  vachette_data(
    obs.data = obs,
    typ.data = typ,
    covariates = c(WT=70),
    mappings = c(x = "time",
                 OBS = "DV"),
    model.name  = "intravenous"
  ) |>
  apply_transformations()

Vachette Plot

Generate vachette plots

p.obs.ref.query(vd) 

p.vachette(vd)

p.scaled.typical.full.curves.landmarks(vd)

p.scaling.factor(vd)

p.scaled.typical.curves(vd)

p.obs.excluded(vd)

View excluded observations

vd$obs.excluded

## # A tibble: 15 × 15
##      REP    ID      x   OBS dosenr    WT COV   region region.type  ucov     y
##    <dbl> <int>  <dbl> <dbl>  <int> <int> <chr>  <int> <chr>       <dbl> <dbl>
##  1     1     3 0.0743 25.9       1    30 30         1 open            1 25.9 
##  2     1    10 0.0920  2.26      1    30 30         1 open            1  2.26
##  3     1    12 0.0739 25.6       1    30 30         1 open            1 25.6 
##  4     1    21 0.0830 10.0       1    30 30         1 open            1 10.0 
##  5     1    40 0.0559  9.26      1    30 30         1 open            1  9.26
##  6     1    48 0.0547 18.3       1    30 30         1 open            1 18.3 
##  7     1    52 0.0997 16.2       1    70 70         1 open            2 16.2 
##  8     1    57 0.0749 11.2       1    70 70         1 open            2 11.2 
##  9     1    61 0.0961 36.7       1    70 70         1 open            2 36.7 
## 10     1    67 0.0538 11.9       1    70 70         1 open            2 11.9 
## 11     1    78 0.0711 11.5       1    70 70         1 open            2 11.5 
## 12     1    90 0.0579 15.0       1    70 70         1 open            2 15.0 
## 13     1    91 0.0862 45.6       1    70 70         1 open            2 45.6 
## 14     1    93 0.0828 49.2       1    70 70         1 open            2 49.2 
## 15     1    95 0.0651 27.4       1    70 70         1 open            2 27.4 
## # ℹ 4 more variables: ref <chr>, exclude <dbl>, PRED <dbl>, reason <chr>

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.