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The inverse function is used with a single dose response curve, which is assumed to be a Hill function. A factory method is used to avoid repeatedly passing in the curve parameters; once generated, the inverse calculator only needs a response point y to return an inverse (dose) required to get that response.

Usage

hill_invs_factry(a, b, c, max_R = 1, d = 0)

Arguments

a

sill (max effect)

b

EC50

c

slope

max_R

maximum effect across all chemicals

d

minimum effect

Value

a function to compute the inverse given a mixture response R

Examples

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