Open spencertr opened 2 years ago
hi, thanks for sharing this amazing library. I am having trouble with running the fit in a slightly different scenario (wrapping it in a function). Can you please shed some light on this? Thank you.
similar way that was shown in the github:
(1)
model = MuSyC(E0_bounds=(0,1), E1_bounds=(0,1), E2_bounds=(0,1), E3_bounds=(0,1)) model.fit(df['drug1.conc'], df['drug2.conc'], df['effect'], bootstrap_iterations=100) print(model._model) model.plot_surface_plotly(df['drug1.conc'], df['drug2.conc'], xlabel="Drug1", \ E = model.E(df['drug1.conc'], df['drug2.conc']), ylabel="Drug2", zlabel="Effect", fname="plotly.html", \ scatter_points=df)
(2)
def run_model(df, e0_bounds, e1_bounds, e2_bounds, e3_bounds): print('model running...') model = MuSyC(e0_bounds, e1_bounds, e2_bounds, e3_bounds) model.fit(df['drug1.conc'], df['drug2.conc'], df['effect'], bootstrap_iterations=100) print(model._model) model.plot_surface_plotly(df['drug1.conc'], df['drug2.conc'], xlabel="Drug1", \ E = model.E(df['drug1.conc'], df['drug2.conc']), ylabel="Drug2", zlabel="Effect", fname="plotly.html", \ scatter_points=df)
The E values are different:
E
array([[0.99234471, 0.99232517, 0.98983648, 0.78499822, 0.42663821, 0.41895113, 0.41889069], [0.92745658, 0.92099986, 0.89843988, 0.72526569, 0.42578858, 0.41866482, 0.41860817], [0.85404101, 0.84161908, 0.80186889, 0.65842245, 0.4226679 , 0.41630959, 0.416254 ], [0.73284317, 0.71298465, 0.65401291, 0.54405546, 0.40046613, 0.39553146, 0.39544341], [0.58577002, 0.55600499, 0.47214075, 0.36395382, 0.27705488, 0.27214091, 0.2717931 ], [0.4616021 , 0.4154494 , 0.29018871, 0.15299739, 0.09006842, 0.08407883, 0.08332656], [0.38504124, 0.33486151, 0.20545397, 0.07816384, 0.03675587, 0.03116274, 0.03030261]])
array([[1.17546891, 1.02594286, 0.91916416, 0.77681686, 0.62354652, 0.49219075, 0.39989497], [0.9841819 , 0.88708001, 0.79841986, 0.64967837, 0.5410741 , 0.45209552, 0.38230723], [0.86079753, 0.79213061, 0.71485338, 0.56648383, 0.4829463 , 0.42031973, 0.36699584], [0.71099783, 0.67065761, 0.60671839, 0.46415404, 0.40637307, 0.37308215, 0.34156684], [0.56590302, 0.54527555, 0.49229252, 0.35821869, 0.31813049, 0.306914 , 0.29605938], [0.45306642, 0.43035406, 0.35145488, 0.13147678, 0.069242 , 0.06167019, 0.05727641], [0.37938355, 0.3650692 , 0.28926189, 0.073687 , 0.01705196, 0.01320579, 0.01297481]])```
hi, thanks for sharing this amazing library. I am having trouble with running the fit in a slightly different scenario (wrapping it in a function). Can you please shed some light on this? Thank you.
similar way that was shown in the github:
(1)
(2)
(1)![Screen Shot 2022-03-18 at 17 26 35](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98616736/159099389-906eeeaa-5fbc-4b68-be07-eb52c6a08afc.png)
(2)![Screen Shot 2022-03-18 at 17 27 12](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98616736/159099391-df4276f5-da45-48c1-8213-dbed10d88b85.png)
The
E
values are different:(1)
(2)