论文信息 - Optimal multicompartmental sampling designs for parameter estimation: Practical aspects of the identification problem

Optimal multicompartmental sampling designs for parameter estimation: Practical aspects of the identification problem

A computer program is described for the determination of optimal multicompartmental sampling designs as a handle on numerical identifiability. A design measure approach is used which automatically chooses the number of sample times and sites of sampling. A two-input four-pool output example is presented.

Elliot M. Landaw | E. Landaw

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