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Less Is More: Design Considerations for Interactive Pharmacometrics Tools-A Case Study Using the Model Visualization
Steve Choy1, Jin Gyu Kim2, Julia Korell3
1Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc., Ridgefield, Connecticut, USA.
Abstract:
The shiny R package has enabled pharmacometrics (PMX) scientists to create and share interactive R-based tools, or "shiny apps". Initially, shiny apps are developed ad hoc (i.e. project specific) to provide simulations, and their complexity have evolved to be more general-purpose and "platform-like" in recent years. Despite their complexity and increased amount of features, an unexplored aspect is the design considerations for user interface and user experience (UI/UX) to optimize end-user interactivity and enjoyment.
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