'schedule'creates a ScheduleDose object and defines the dose with a time array, amount array, and rate array.
'repeat'creates a RepeatDose object and defines the dose with a dose amount, number of dose repetitions, and the time between doses.

Output Arguments

doseObj ScheduleDose or RepeatDose object.

Description

doseObj = sbiodose('DoseName') constructs a SimBiology RepeatDose object (doseObj), assigns DoseName to the property Name, and assigns []to the property Parent.

doseObj = sbiodose('DoseName', 'DoseType') constructs either a SimBiology ScheduleDose object or RepeatDose object (doseObj).

doseObj = sbiodose(...'PropertyName', PropertyValue...) defines dose object properties. You can enter the property name/property value pairs in any format supported by the function set (for example, name-value string pairs, structures, and name-value cell array pairs).

You can view additional doseObj properties with the get command and modify doseObj properties with the set command.

Before you use a dose object in a simulation, you must add the object to a SimBiology model with the method adddose.

Examples

Construct a repeat dose object:

In the MATLAB Command Window, enter:
```
doseObj1 = sbiodose('dose1', 'repeat');
```

Define a repeating dose:

doseObj1.Amount      = 5;
doseObj1.Repeat      = 6;
doseObj1.Interval    = 24;
doseObj1.TimeUnits   = 'hour';
doseObj1.TargetName = 'Central.x';

Construct a schedule dose object:

In the MATLAB Command Window, enter:

doseObj2 = sbiodose('dose2', 'schedule');

Define a dose schedule:

doseObj2.Time       = [0  24 48];
doseObj2.Amount     = [10 5 5];
doseObj2.TargetName = 'Central.Drug';

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sbiodose - Construct dose object

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