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\docType{data}
\name{parest}
\alias{parest}
\title{Warfarin population PK parameter estimates}
\format{
\subsection{\code{parest}}{

A data frame with 15 rows and 12 columns:
\describe{
\item{parameter}{parameter name as used in the model}
\item{value}{final parameter estimate}
\item{TYPE}{parameter category:\code{"Typical values"}, \code{"Covariate effects"}, \code{"Random effects"}, or \code{"Residual error model"}}
\item{EST}{estimation status (\code{"ESTIMATED"})}
\item{SE}{standard error of the estimate}
\item{RSE}{relative standard error (\%)}
\item{LCI}{lower bound of the 95 \% confidence interval}
\item{UCI}{upper bound of the 95 \% confidence interval}
\item{ETAshrinkage_var}{ETA shrinkage on the variance scale (\%); \code{NA} for non-random-effect parameters}
\item{ETAshrinkage_sd}{ETA shrinkage on the SD scale (\%); \code{NA} for non-random-effect parameters}
\item{EPSshrinkage_sd}{EPS shrinkage on the SD scale (\%); \code{NA} for non-residual-error parameters}
}
}
}
\source{
Derived from \code{par_fin_i.csv} — warfarin PopPK model estimation output.
}
\usage{
parest
}
\description{
Final parameter estimates from a warfarin population pharmacokinetic model,
including typical values, covariate effects, random effects, and residual
error parameters with associated uncertainty measures.
}
\keyword{datasets}
