Dieter Menne Menne Biomed Consulting Tübingen, Germany http://www.menne-biomed.de dieter.menne\@menne-biomed.de
Menne Biomed Consulting Tübingen, Germany https://www.menne-biomed.de
This is a reboot of R package dmenne/d13cbreath which is no longer maintained.
nls
, which gives
successful estimates for 90% of PDR curves.nlme
when data from multiple
recordings are available, resulting in much more reliable estimates
for studies.t50BluckCoward
for a
comparison with published data.The software is being developed in cooperation with the Department of Gastroenterology of the University Hospital of Zürich and Claraspital Basel. Thanks to Benjamin Misselwitz, Mark Fox and Werner Schwizer.
To install the most recent versions of the package, use
devtools::install_github("dmenne/breathtestcore", build_vignettes = TRUE)
# In case you want to use the fancy Stan-based methodes
devtools::install_github("dmenne/breathteststan")
# And here the web app; this is not on CRAN and must be installed from github
devtools::install_github("dmenne/breathtestshiny", build_vignettes = TRUE)
Do not forget to use build_vignettes = TRUE
.
Stable version of the packages breathtestcore and breathteststan can also be installed from CRAN.
For an easy installation, use the Docker image dmenne/breathtestshiny
You can run the web app online. No data are stored, but you can download all results and a series of tests for studies.
This example is from the documentation of function nlme_fit.
library(breathtestcore)
d = simulate_breathtest_data(n_records = 3, noise = 0.2, seed = 4711)
data = cleanup_data(d$data)
fit = nlme_fit(data)
plot(fit) # calls plot.breathtestfit
For additional examples, see the documentation and the tests in folder
tests/testthat
of the source package.
The core fitting functions and the Stan variants are stable and have versions on CRAN. The Shiny web app is only available on github; a CRAN release is not planned. Online demo, source code.
Reference:
Ghoos, Y. F., B. D. Maes, B. J. Geypens, G. Mys, M. I. Hiele, P. J. Rutgeerts, and G. Vantrappen. 1993. "Measurement of Gastric Emptying Rate of Solids by Means of a Carbon-Labeled Octanoic Acid Breath Test." Gastroenterology 104 (6). Department of Medicine, University Hospital Gasthuisberg, Belgium.: 1640–7.
Maes, B. D., B. J. Geypens, Y. F. Ghoos, M. I. Hiele, and P. J. Rutgeerts. 1998. "13C-Octanoic Acid Breath Test for Gastric Emptying Rate of Solids." Gastroenterology 114 (4): 856–59.
Bluck LJC (2009) Recent advances in the interpretation of the 13C octanoate breath test for gastric emptying. J. Breath Res. 3, https://iopscience.iop.org/1752-7163/3/3/034002/
Bluck, LJC, Jackson S, Vlasakakis G, Mander A (2011) Bayesian hierarchical methods to interpret the 13C-octanoic acid breath test for gastric emptying. Digestion 83_96-107.
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