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Fig 1.

Illustration of coupled PK model.

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Table 1.

Model parameters for each drug when used individually.

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Fig 2.

Amount -time curves of drug X based on the coupled PK model- gastrointestinal tract compartment.

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Fig 3.

Amount -time curves of drug X based on the coupled PK model- the central compartment.

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Fig 4.

Amount -time curves of drug X based on the coupled PK model- the peripheral compartment.

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Fig 5.

Amount -time curves of drug X based on the coupled PK model- elimination accumulated.

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Table 2.

Impact of absorption parameters based on a coupled pharmacokinetic model on various pharmacokinetic parameters.

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Fig 6.

Flowchart for solving model parameters.

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Table 3.

Comparison of theoretical values and numerical solutions.

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Fig 7.

The fitted curve of drug amount in the central compartment over time under Gaussian noise condition with .

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Table 4.

Sensitivity analysis of the PSO regularization parameter λ.

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Table 5.

Results under bootstrap.

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Fig 8.

and AIC under different ablation settings.

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Table 6.

Information of the included studies.

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Table 7.

Rate parameters and apparent volume for individual drug administration.

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Fig 9.

The fitting curve of drug amount in the central compartment over time under the single-drug condition- metoprolol alone.

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Fig 10.

The fitting curve of drug amount in the central compartment over time under the single-drug condition- captopril alone.

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Table 8.

Interaction parameters for combined drug administration.

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Fig 11.

The fitted curve of drug amount in the central compartment over time under combined-drug conditions.

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