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Title: Demonstration of fitting with Berkeley Madonna


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Demonstration of fitting with Berkeley Madonna
  • FOCUS Degradation Kinetics, Ton van der Linden,
    January 27, 2005

2
General information
  • Package
  • Version
  • contact
  • Berkeley Madonna
  • 8.0.1
  • www.berkeleymadonna.com

3
Additional information
  • Java 1.1.8 (Sun Microsystems Inc) necessary for
    using Flowchart editor
  • Windows 95 or later
  • Version for Macintosh available
  • Free demo version available (full functionality,
    except for printing and saving)
  • User guide and examples available

4
Opening screen
5
Example
  • Soil metabolism study, parent two metabolites

6
Steps in the fitting procedure
  1. Define model (equations / flow chart)
  2. Initial values (substances / parameters)
  3. Select parameters for fitting procedure
  4. Set restrictions
  5. Import datasets
  6. Run
  7. Export results

7
Define model
  • d/dt (P) -kp P
  • d/dt (M1) fpm1kp P - km1 M1
  • d/dt (M2) fm1m2km1 M1 - km2 M2

P parent M1 metabolite 1 M2 metabolite 2 kx
degradation rate fx formation fraction
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Flowchart
9
Flowchart (simplified)
10
Initial values
  • Init P 100
  • Init M1 0
  • Init M2 0
  • kp .1
  • km1 .1
  • km2 .1
  • fpm11
  • fm1m21

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Total user defined code
  • METHOD RK4
  • STARTTIME 0
  • STOPTIME119
  • DT 0.02
  • Init P 100
  • Init M1 0
  • Init M2 0
  • d/dt (P) -kp P
  • d/dt (M1) fpm1kp P - km1 M1
  • d/dt (M2) fm1m2km1 M1 - km2 M2
  • kp .1
  • km1 .1
  • km2 .1
  • fpm11
  • fm1m21

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Code automatically defined from flowchart
  • Reservoirs
  • d/dt (P) - JPM1 - JPS
  • INIT P 100
  • d/dt (M1) JPM1 - JM1M2 - JM1S
  • INIT M1 0
  • d/dt (M2) JM1M2 - JM2S
  • INIT M2 0
  • Flows
  • JPM1 fPM1kPP
  • JM1M2 fM1M2kM1M1
  • JPS (1-fPM1)kPP
  • JM1S (1-fM1M2)kM1M1
  • JM2S kM2M2
  • Functions
  • fPM1 1
  • fM1M2 1
  • kP 0.1
  • kM1 0.1
  • kM2 0.1


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Parameter selection
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Parameter selection
Select parameters
restrict
Import datasets
Start fitting
15
Results
16
Results
graph exported as .bmp
17
Results
18
Export results
Save model / graph / table
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Results
  • DT50 (parent) 13.8 d
  • DT50 (metabolite 1) 6.9 d
  • DT50 (metabolite 2) 60.8 d
  • f.fraction (metabolite 1) 0.59
  • Results are very close to results ModelMaker

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Results
  • Uncertainty of parameters
  • Not included in package

21
Conclusions
  • Berkeley Madonna
  • Easy to work with
  • Flexible
  • Robust
  • Compatible with many office packages
  • Gives similar answers (results) as other packages
  • Has no built-in statistical routines
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