Help with Monte Carlo
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Hi all,
I have the following equation:
dCs(t)=(I*Ea/Vd)-(Ke*Cs(t)); % Single compartment Tox model
I would like to run a monte carlo for the following variables:
% Parameters that will be subject to monte carlo
%Vd - Volume of distribution; Normally distributed between 7 and 77
%Ke - Elimination rate; Uniform distrubution between 8 and 88
%I - Intake rate; Log-Normal distribution between 9 and 99
I would like to run 1000 Monte Carlo iterations.
How would I code this? All the examples I've found are a bit complicated for me to understand.
Thanks!
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Walter Roberson
2021 年 1 月 19 日
%Vd - Volume of distribution; Normally distributed between 7 and 77
Not possible. Normal distribution is infinite on both sides. Perhaps a beta distribution?
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Image Analyst
2021 年 1 月 19 日
For your normal distribution rather than just say it's between 7 and 77, you should give its mean and standard deviation. Then use randn(). Same for the lognormal. Like
numExperiments = 1000;
Vd = 45 + 10 * rand(1, numExperiments);
Ke = 8 + 80 * rand(1, numExperiments);
pd = makedist('Lognormal', 'mu', log(45), 'sigma', 10)
I = random(pd, 1, numExperiments);
dCs = (I * Ea / Vd) - (Ke * Cs);
or something sort of like that. I don't know what t, Cs, and Ea are.
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