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    MathWorks Inc gui layout toolbox [ ]
    <t>nLossFinder</t> <t>GUI</t> sections (illustrated for analyzing the adduct 5-OH-dC). ( A ) Pure ion chromatogram (PIC) extraction parameters setup. ( B ) Zero-area filter (ZAF) peak detection parameters setup. ( C ) Analysis of processed results.
    Gui Layout Toolbox [ ], supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: nLossFinder—A Graphical User Interface Program for the Nontargeted Detection of DNA Adducts

    Journal: Toxics

    doi: 10.3390/toxics9040078

    nLossFinder GUI sections (illustrated for analyzing the adduct 5-OH-dC). ( A ) Pure ion chromatogram (PIC) extraction parameters setup. ( B ) Zero-area filter (ZAF) peak detection parameters setup. ( C ) Analysis of processed results.
    Figure Legend Snippet: nLossFinder GUI sections (illustrated for analyzing the adduct 5-OH-dC). ( A ) Pure ion chromatogram (PIC) extraction parameters setup. ( B ) Zero-area filter (ZAF) peak detection parameters setup. ( C ) Analysis of processed results.

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    Article Title: nLossFinder—A Graphical User Interface Program for the Nontargeted Detection of DNA Adducts
    Article Snippet: A graphical user interface toolbox, GUI Layout Toolbox [ ], is also required to be installed in MATLAB to run nLossFinder.

    Article Title: Natural and anthropogenic dissolved organic matter in landfill leachate: Composition, transformation, and their coexistence characteristics.
    Article Snippet: • The young leachate comprised a large number of organic nitrogen.. • The types and content of halogenated organic matter increased in leachate

    Article Title: Granger causality analysis implementation on MATLAB: a graphic user interface toolkit for fMRI data processing.
    Article Snippet: A lot of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies have indicated that Granger causality analysis (GCA) is a suitable method to reveal causal effect among brain regions.. Based on another MATLAB GUI toolkit, Resting State fMRI Data Analysis Toolkit (REST), we implemented GCA on MATLAB as a graphical user interface (GUI) toolkit.. This toolkit, namely REST-GCA, could output both the residualbased F and the signed-path coefficient.

    Article Title: TracMass 2—A Modular Suite of Tools for Processing Chromatography-Full Scan Mass Spectrometry Data
    Article Snippet: In untargeted proteomics and metabolomics, raw data obtained with an LC/MS instrument are processed into a format that can be used for statistical analysis.. Full scan MS data from chromatographic separation of biological samples are complex and analyte concentrations need to be extracted and aligned so that they can be compared across the samples.. Several computer programs and methods have been developed for this purpose.

    Article Title: SMTracker: a tool for quantitative analysis, exploration and visualization of single-molecule tracking data reveals highly dynamic binding of B . subtilis global repressor AbrB throughout the genome
    Article Snippet: The graphical user interface (GUI) of SMTracker relies on the GUI layout Toolbox (Ben Tordoff and David Sampson, Consulting Services group at MathWorks), which is freely available at https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/47982-gui-layout-toolbox .

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    Article Title: Transparent subsystem links
    Article Snippet: .. A suite of GUI tools in Simulink® allows users to draft a block diagram model on the corresponding windows. ..



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    nLossFinder GUI sections (illustrated for analyzing the adduct 5-OH-dC). ( A ) Pure ion chromatogram (PIC) extraction parameters setup. ( B ) Zero-area filter (ZAF) peak detection parameters setup. ( C ) Analysis of processed results.

    Journal: Toxics

    Article Title: nLossFinder—A Graphical User Interface Program for the Nontargeted Detection of DNA Adducts

    doi: 10.3390/toxics9040078

    Figure Lengend Snippet: nLossFinder GUI sections (illustrated for analyzing the adduct 5-OH-dC). ( A ) Pure ion chromatogram (PIC) extraction parameters setup. ( B ) Zero-area filter (ZAF) peak detection parameters setup. ( C ) Analysis of processed results.

    Article Snippet: A graphical user interface toolbox, GUI Layout Toolbox [ ], is also required to be installed in MATLAB to run nLossFinder.

    Techniques:

    A schematic workflow of how modelers employ SimBiology and gQSPSim. An expert modeler builds the model diagram, variants, dosing objects, and so on in SimBiology. Simultaneously, the modeler can launch a new session in gQSPSim and use SimBiology models to create tasks with the settings specified in the Methods section. The modeler can also add parameter files, datasets, acceptance criteria, target statistics, and virtual subjects as building blocks to perform a variety of functionalities including simulation, Optimization, Virtual Cohort Generation, and Virtual Population Generation. Because the session file only stores the folder path to model files and datasets and does not store their content, the modeler can change models and files outside of gQSPSim, save the files, and seamlessly run the previously defined functionalities. All of the functionalities are supported by features such as interactive visualization and export of results as presentation‐ready figures and Excel files. The session file can be saved for future use. There is an option to autosave the session files and also to use parallel processing to speed up the execution of functionalities. GUI, graphical user interface.

    Journal: CPT: Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology

    Article Title: gQSPSim: A SimBiology‐Based GUI for Standardized QSP Model Development and Application

    doi: 10.1002/psp4.12494

    Figure Lengend Snippet: A schematic workflow of how modelers employ SimBiology and gQSPSim. An expert modeler builds the model diagram, variants, dosing objects, and so on in SimBiology. Simultaneously, the modeler can launch a new session in gQSPSim and use SimBiology models to create tasks with the settings specified in the Methods section. The modeler can also add parameter files, datasets, acceptance criteria, target statistics, and virtual subjects as building blocks to perform a variety of functionalities including simulation, Optimization, Virtual Cohort Generation, and Virtual Population Generation. Because the session file only stores the folder path to model files and datasets and does not store their content, the modeler can change models and files outside of gQSPSim, save the files, and seamlessly run the previously defined functionalities. All of the functionalities are supported by features such as interactive visualization and export of results as presentation‐ready figures and Excel files. The session file can be saved for future use. There is an option to autosave the session files and also to use parallel processing to speed up the execution of functionalities. GUI, graphical user interface.

    Article Snippet: Implementation of the viewer is based on the GUI Layout Toolbox, a programmatic layout manager, from MATLAB Central.

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    gQSPSim components and features

    Journal: CPT: Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology

    Article Title: gQSPSim: A SimBiology‐Based GUI for Standardized QSP Model Development and Application

    doi: 10.1002/psp4.12494

    Figure Lengend Snippet: gQSPSim components and features

    Article Snippet: Implementation of the viewer is based on the GUI Layout Toolbox, a programmatic layout manager, from MATLAB Central.

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