--- title: "Get started with Campsis model" output: rmarkdown::html_vignette vignette: > %\VignetteIndexEntry{Get started with Campsis model} %\VignetteEncoding{UTF-8} %\VignetteEngine{knitr::rmarkdown} editor_options: chunk_output_type: console --- ### Load example from model library First import the `campsismod` package. This step is not required if you have already loaded the `campsis` package. ```{r, message=FALSE} library(campsismod) ``` Load 2-compartment PK model from built-in model library and show content. ```{r} model <- model_suite$pk$`2cpt_fo` show(model) ``` ### Write Campsis model A Campsis model can be persisted on your local drive as follows: ```{r} model %>% write(file="path_to_model_folder") list.files("path_to_model_folder") ``` As shown, the output directory will contain the model (all code records) and 1 `csv` file per type of parameter (THETA, OMEGA and SIGMA). ### Read Campsis model To read a Campsis model from your local drive, use the `read.campsis` function. The exact same model should be retrieved. ```{r} model <- read.campsis(file="path_to_model_folder") show(model) ``` The `MAIN` record is the part of the model where your model parameters are defined. The `ODE` record is where your ordinary differential equations (ODE) go, as well as any equation depending on the simulation time. The `ERROR` record is the place where the error model is defined. The model parameters are then shown, followed by the all the compartments. ### Export Campsis model to rxode2 `campsismod` has powerful export capabilities to `rxode2` and `mrgsolve`, the 2 simulation engines supported by `campsis`. The following code exports the model to `rxode2`. Please note that this step is implicit in Campsis when you call the `simulate` method with your preferred simulation engine. ```{r} rxmod <- model %>% export(dest="rxode2") rxmod ``` ### Export Campsis model to mrgsolve The following code exports the model to `mrgsolve` (text form). ```{r} mrgmod <- model %>% export(dest="mrgsolve") mrgmod ```