pkrshiny: Streamlined Non-Compartmental Analysis

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Last accessed Jul 03, 2026
Author Kyun-Seop Bae University of Ulsan

About the app

pkrshiny is a specialized application designed for non-compartmental analysis in pharmacokinetics, built upon the robust R package known as pkr. Non-compartmental analysis in pharmacokinetics involves evaluating the behavior of drugs in the body without making assumptions about specific compartments. This application, pkrshiny, offers a comprehensive suite of functionalities, enabling users to preview initial data, conduct non-compartmental analysis, visualize results in plots, and generate reports. In addition to its user-friendly features, pkrshiny provides extensive help documentation to assist users in navigating and maximizing the application's capabilities. With built-in datasets and the flexibility to upload custom datasets, pkrshiny accommodates diverse analytical needs. Notably, the application delivers results with remarkable speed, ensuring efficiency in the pharmacokinetic analysis process.

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