We are all painfully aware of the time and money required to move a therapeutic into the marketplace: the only promises are that it will be long and expensive. Adaptive clinical trials: a systematic examination of data to allow interim adjustments in the study design, can efficiently streamline the process.
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The use of adaptive clinical trials, though, introduces many new complexities to clinical research. Thus, the successful planning, execution and analyses of these novel studies depends on the availability of a robust, fully integrated suite of software. Key disciplines that are required would include:
DZS is proud to couple their top notch clinical research capabilities with their proprietary ClinPlus suite of clinical management software. This powerful combination of experience and technology is potently engineered to optimize drug development, fully supporting the consistent delivery of solid, reliable data, obtained using adaptive clinical studies.
CAREWare has been overhauled with an entirely new user interface that runs in any internet browser (except for Internet Explorer which does not fully support HTML 5). Version 6 includes all of the same functionality as Version 5, plus some additional features, and uses the same underlying SQL Server database. To connect to the CAREWare 6 business and data tiers, you will need to use one of the following browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, or Safari.
On this website you can download the latest CAREWare 6 business tier build and HTTP setup file. In addition, we have updated all of the Quick Start Guides to assist you with most all of the major features in CAREWare 6. The new version of CAREWare also contains help links within the application itself.
The source code and pre-compiled binary versions of Gmsh (for Windows,macOS and Linux) can be downloaded from Gmshpackages are also directly available in various Linux and BSDdistributions (Debian, Ubuntu, FreeBSD, ...).
Gmsh is free software; this means that everyone is free to use itand to redistribute it on a free basis. Gmsh is not in the publicdomain; it is copyrighted and there are restrictions on itsdistribution, but these restrictions are designed to permit everythingthat a good cooperating citizen would want to do. What is not allowedis to try to prevent others from further sharing any version of Gmshthat they might get from you.
If you want to integrate parts of Gmsh into a closed-source software, orwant to sell a modified closed-source version of Gmsh, you will need toobtain a different license. Please contact usdirectly for more information.
If you prefer to keep codes separate, you can also communicate with Gmshthrough a socket by providing the solver name (Solver.Name0,Solver.Name1, etc.) and the path to the executable(Solver.Executable0, Solver.Executable1, etc.). Parameterscan then be exchanged using the ONELAB protocol: see theutils/solvers directory forexamples. A full-featured solver interfaced in this manner is GetDP( ), a general finite element solver using mixedfinite elements.
As a standalone application, Gmsh can be controlled with the GUI(see Gmsh graphical user interface), through the command line(see Gmsh command-line interface) and through .geo scriptfiles (see Gmsh scripting language). In addition, the ONELABinterface (see Solver module) allows to interact with the Gmshapplication through Unix or TCP/IP sockets. Binary versions of the Gmshapp for Windows, Linux and macOS can be downloaded from Several Linux distributions also shipthe Gmsh app. See Compiling the source code for instructions onhow to compile the Gmsh app from source.
The c++, c, python, julia and fortransubdirectories of the tutorialsdirectory contain the C++, C, Python, Julia and Fortran versions of thetutorials, written using the Gmsh API (see Gmsh application programming interface). You will need the Gmsh dynamic library and theassociated header files (for C++ and C) or modules (for Python, Juliaand Fortran) to run them (see Installing and running Gmsh on your computer). Each subdirectory contains additional information on how torun the tutorials for each supported language.
Gmsh build information (read-only)Default value: "Version: 4.11.1-git-516d090cd; License: GNU General Public License; Build OS: MacOSX-sdk; Build date: 20221205; Build host: MacBook-Pro-Christophe.local; Build options: 64Bit ALGLIB[contrib] ANN[contrib] Bamg Blas[petsc] Blossom Cairo Cgns DIntegration Dlopen DomHex Eigen[contrib] Fltk GMP Gmm[contrib] Hxt Jpeg Kbipack Lapack[petsc] MathEx[contrib] Med Mesh Metis[contrib] Mmg Mpeg Netgen ONELAB ONELABMetamodel OpenCASCADE OpenCASCADE-CAF OpenGL OpenMP OptHom PETSc Parasolid ParasolidSTEP Parser Plugins Png Post QuadMeshingTools QuadTri Solver TetGen/BR TouchBar Voro++[contrib] WinslowUntangler Zlib; FLTK version: 1.4.0; PETSc version: 3.14.4 (complex arithmtic); OCC version: 7.8.0; MED version: 4.1.0; Packaged by: geuzaine; Web site: ; Issue tracker: "Saved in: -
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With SALOME-HYDRO being installed in a directory called /home/salome-hydro/appli_V2_2/ (adapt according to the installation directory and version of SALOME-HYDRO), launch SALOME-HYDRO (give it a moment to start up):
With respect to roughness, TELEMAC developers recommend using the Nikuradse [Nik33] roughness law in 3d (number 5), because all others are not meaningful or not integrally implemented in the 3d version. To apply the Nikuradse [Nik33] roughness law to the bottom and the boundaries use:
Go to the Hydro top menu > Edit cas file (English) and a popup window along with a new frame will open. The popup window will ask for the version of TELEMAC (i.e., the solver) to use. Select Telemac3d and clock Ok.
Recall that many other variables can be exported by defining them in the *.cas file as above described in the computational environment. A full list of 2d and 3d output parameters in available sections 3.13 and 3.12, respectively, of the Telemac3d docs.
Another approach would be to integrate the MEDReader plugin into the official plugins of ParaView.The problem with this approach is that this plugin depends on the libmed which itself currently requires a full salome installation to be built. One would need to be able to build libmed and the MEDReader plugin idependantly. 2ff7e9595c
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