Add conc.include.end option to exclude interval end point#571
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this prevents problems specially with multiple-dose bolus administrations, where the next profile's C0 point, if present, can affect the previous profile calculations. An example:
```r
my.conc <- PKNCAconc(d.conc, conc ~ time | subject)
my.dose <- PKNCAdose(d.dose, dose ~ time | subject, route = "intravascular")
my.data <- PKNCAdata(my.conc, my.dose,
intervals = data.frame(start = 0, end = 24, tmax = TRUE))
res <- as.data.frame(pk.nca(my.data))
res[res$PPTESTCD == "tmax", c("start", "end", "PPTESTCD", "PPORRES")]
#> start end PPTESTCD PPORRES
#> 1 0 24 tmax 24.0 <- should be 0
```
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Adds a global
conc.include.endoption (defaultTRUE) controlling whether a concentration measured exactly attime == endis included in an interval's calculations. Set it toFALSEfor half-open intervals[start, end).Useful when a point at the interval boundary belongs to the next dose (e.g. an imputed C0) and wrongly inflates AUC/tmax for the current profile.
The internal
filter_interval()already supportedinclude_end(dose selection usesinclude_end = FALSE); this exposes it for concentrations via the options system.R/PKNCA.options.R: registerconc.include.end(logical, validated)R/pk.calc.all.R: pass the option through at the concentration call siteDefault preserves existing behavior.