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Contents

Index

• Getting Started Guide

Integrated Environment

Required Software

Optional Software

Related Software

Existing Workflow in Experimental Research

Workflow Incorporating Mathematical Modeling

Workflow Using SimBiology Models for Mathematical Modeling

Importing from SBML Files

Exporting a SimBiology Model to SBML Format

What is the SimBiology Desktop?

Opening the Desktop

Using the Desktop Tools

Using the Desktop to Learn About the Command Line

What Are SimBiology Projects?

What Are SimBiology Libraries?

Desktop Management and Navigation Aids

Working with Models in the Desktop

Working with Analysis Tasks in the Desktop

Working with Data in the Desktop

Importing and Exporting Models, Tasks, and Data from the Desktop

Searching a Project from the Desktop

Generating a Report for a Project from the Desktop

Using Libraries from the Desktop

Model Reactions

• User's Guide

• Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis Tools

sbioensembleplot

sbioensemblerun

sbioensemblestats

sbiolastwarning

• Project Opening and Saving

• SBML Model Reading and Writing

• Object Construction

• Pharmacokinetic Modeling

• Units and Unit Prefixes

• Release Notes

sbiofittool - Open SimBiology desktop for population fitting

Syntax

sbiofittool

Description

sbiofittool opens the SimBiology desktop in a state designed for:

Importing and plotting data for fitting
Selecting from a library of pharmacokinetic models
Performing population fit tasks using sbionlmefit or sbionlmefitsa
Performing individual fit tasks using sbionlinfit

sbiofittool opens a simplified configuration of the SimBiology desktop. However, all desktop functionality is available.

If you opened the SimBiology desktop using the simbiology function, then sbiofittool changes the desktop layout to optimize it for population fitting.

See Also

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