# Copyright (C) 2020 David J. Wooten
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from typing import Type
import numpy as np
from synergy.higher.synergy_model_Nd import DoseDependentSynergyModelND
from synergy.single.dose_response_model_1d import DoseResponseModel1D
from synergy.single.log_linear import LogLinear
[docs]class Loewe(DoseDependentSynergyModelND):
"""The Loewe Additivity synergy model."""
[docs] def E_reference(self, d):
# TODO: Implement multidimensional Loewe reference using the quadratic minimization in the 2D version
return d * np.nan
def _get_synergy(self, d, E):
d_singles = d * 0 # The dose of each drug that alone achieves E
with np.errstate(divide="ignore", invalid="ignore"):
for i in range(self.N):
d_singles[:, i] = self.single_drug_models[i].E_inv(E)
synergy = (d / d_singles).sum(axis=1)
return self._sanitize_synergy(d, synergy, 1)
@property
def _required_single_drug_class(self) -> Type[DoseResponseModel1D]:
return DoseResponseModel1D
@property
def _default_single_drug_class(self) -> Type[DoseResponseModel1D]:
return LogLinear