of course...note that at around 3:20 in the video, I mentioned that one should multiply by the width of the trapezoid (which was 1 time unit in my example). If your time interval was, say 2 hours, you would then multiply by the width of that time interval (2 hours). I hope this helps!
@@TomFaulkenberry can I ask why you kept multiplying by 1 throughout despite the other time intervals being 2 and 3 ? In your excel , you dragged the results instead of multiplying those blood levels by their respective times ? Please reply
@@rawdabrown2394 sure! The time *points* were 2 hours and 3 hours, respectively, but the *intervals* between them were still equal to 1 hour for each. It is the width of the interval that matters...not the value of either endpoint. I hope this helps!
@@TomFaulkenberry thank you very much. Much more clear now. After calculating the area under the curve , how would the values obtained be plotted on a graph ? Are they plotted on the same graph as e.g on glucose response graphs ? I am trying to understand what’s the significance of AUC in such cases and how they are best plotted.
Thanks Tom, this was extremely helpful. Easy to follow and not made overly complicated.
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Thanks Tom - very well explained and very helpful.
Thank you very much, i needed exactly that for my research
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Very good explanation
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Very simple thank you
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thank you so much Tom . It really helped.
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Can anyone know how to calculate IAUC
i want to ask if time interval is different will that method be applicapable???
of course...note that at around 3:20 in the video, I mentioned that one should multiply by the width of the trapezoid (which was 1 time unit in my example). If your time interval was, say 2 hours, you would then multiply by the width of that time interval (2 hours). I hope this helps!
@@TomFaulkenberry can I ask why you kept multiplying by 1 throughout despite the other time intervals being 2 and 3 ? In your excel , you dragged the results instead of multiplying those blood levels by their respective times ? Please reply
@@rawdabrown2394 sure! The time *points* were 2 hours and 3 hours, respectively, but the *intervals* between them were still equal to 1 hour for each. It is the width of the interval that matters...not the value of either endpoint. I hope this helps!
@@TomFaulkenberry thank you very much. Much more clear now. After calculating the area under the curve , how would the values obtained be plotted on a graph ? Are they plotted on the same graph as e.g on glucose response graphs ? I am trying to understand what’s the significance of AUC in such cases and how they are best plotted.