Bioequivalence and Bioavailability Forum

Dear all,

Still using or interested in bootf2BCA? The good news is bootf2BCA v1.3.2 has been released at SourceForge. You can download it (a zip file) from here. Of course, I am not even the developer. The developer is Prof. dr hab. Aleksander Mendyk (Poland). I just came to update the news this & other discussions that appeared in this Forum. Still, no NEWS file is included. Same as the previous versions, it was developed in two versions: CLI (command line mode?) & GUI (using shiny). CLI version should be very easy to use, though I never tried before; GUI version seems OK; However, I cannot select files from GUI for the data files of the reference group, the test group or the report (or output) files under R v4.1.3 or R v4.3.2 running on Windows 10. The error message was "Files not found..." or something like that. It uses an R package- shinyFiles to deal with file selection. I don't know if the GUI works in Linux or not; from the screenshots (file type format), the developer seemed using Linux OS to develop it. Since I was using shiny & shinydashboard to code some UIs right now, I then made some modifications from sources of bootf2BCA without developer's permission. But it should be OK because I have not released the modified version to anyone yet. I just want to know if there is any one can try bootf2BCA v1.3.2 under Windows 11? or macOS? Since shiny is a package that we can develop a web-based interactive UI, I also modify its UI (only) into traditional Chinese UI & Japanese UI (using Google's translation function). Apparently, R 4.3.2 (ucrt is really great, uh?) is better than R 4.1.3 regarding its appearance (on Google Chrome web browser). The original is English of course. Add themes from bootstrap (not that bootstrapping, ok?) library (bslib - also a R package) to it. That's it. Thank you all & Dr. Aleksander Mendyk . -- Yung-jin

Japanese UI


traditional Chinese UI