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JGuiB®
- A
Free GUI
for
BOOMER
(BOOMER:- an Excellent Pharmacokinetic / Pharmacodynamic
(PK/PD) Modeling Computer
Program); and
now
both BOOMER and
JGuiB are distributed as
freeware. Get
your
Free Registration Code Here to
activate
JGuiB. How to register your JGuiB once you have received the activation code
from your e-mail? Click here. You can obtain a
free copy
of BOOMER from its website (www.boomer.org). |
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Program Description JGuiB® is a graphic front-end (GUI) written in Java SE (used to be called "J2SE"; compiled with JDK v5.0 update 04) designed and implemented to work with Boomer which is an excellent PK/PD modeling program. One does not eventually need JGuiB at all to run Boomer if he or she is familiar with Boomer under MS-DOS or Terminal mode (MacOS X). JGuiB® turns interactive (menu-driven) mode of Boomer into a GUI-based (window) application using command-line mode of Boomer. JGuiB® includes three most commonly used functions of Boomer in PK/PD modeling: normal fitting, simulation and Bayesian estimation. JGuiB® can process more than one PK/PD model (max. 4 models in one project file) with various weighting schemes simultaneously using one data set. Meanwhile, Bayesian estimation can also be applied to the field of clinical pharmacokinetic services with only one single data point Cp at steady-state. Thanks to Dr. Bourne – the maker of Boomer, for his sincere assistance through the whole project. Currently, JGuiB® supports both PC (Win 9.x/ME/NT/XP; Linux-Fedora Core 2 or 3 for PC Intel x86) and Macintosh (MacOS X) computers. |
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Limitations Since Boomer of Macintosh version (MacOS) (not
Boomer of Mac OS X system) does not support the command-line mode, JGuiB®
will not work with this version. For
more information, please refer to Boomer Online Manual at its website (http://www.boomer.org). Documentation not available.
Future Works JGuiB has not included all Boomer’s functions yet, such
as AUC
calculations (non-compartmental analysis), Monte-Carlo simulation, and many
more.
Since Boomer is still actively improved, JGuiB will certainly follow. |
Contact:
Yung-jin Lee, Ph.D. |