SGC-Clinical

Statistical tools for clinical research and biostatistics

Planned for clinical.sgcx.org

The SGCX Philosophy: Free Libraries, Focused Interfaces

Unlike SAS with its bloated, expensive, one-size-fits-all approach, SGCX follows a different model: free, open-source statistical libraries combined with paid, domain-specific interfaces that are laser-focused on your exact needs.

What Makes This Different

No Code Required: Drag-and-drop your CSV/Excel files, adjust sliders, press "Go"
Clinical-Only Focus: Every feature designed specifically for clinical research
Powered by Free Libraries: Built on PyRegression, PySurvival, and Project Lacuna
Beautiful Results: Publication-ready outputs, automatically formatted

Underlying Technology Stack

The Clinical Interface is built on SGCX's free, open-source statistical library ecosystem:

  • PyRegression: Complete regression ecosystem with GPU acceleration (FREE forever)
  • PySurvival: Comprehensive survival analysis tools (FREE forever)
  • Project Lacuna: Advanced missing data mechanism detection (paid service)
  • Clinical-Specific Workflows: Custom interface logic (proprietary)

How It Works: No Code Required

The Clinical Interface eliminates programming from statistical analysis:

  1. Upload Data: Drag-and-drop CSV/Excel files directly into the interface
  2. Configure Analysis: Use intuitive sliders and dropdown menus
  3. Press "Go": GPU-powered analysis runs automatically in the background
  4. Download Results: Beautiful, publication-ready reports and tables

Target Users

Designed specifically for clinical research professionals:

  • Clinical Researchers: Designing and analyzing clinical trials
  • Biostatisticians: Complex statistical modeling for medical research
  • Regulatory Affairs: FDA submission preparation and compliance
  • CROs: Contract research organizations needing efficient analysis workflows

Key Features (Planned)

The Clinical Interface will provide comprehensive statistical capabilities:

  • Missing Data Analysis: Automated MAR/MNAR assessment using Project Lacuna
  • Survival Analysis: Kaplan-Meier, Cox regression, parametric models
  • Clinical Trial Design: Power analysis, sample size calculations
  • Regulatory Templates: Pre-built templates for common FDA submissions
  • Data Visualization: Publication-ready plots and tables
  • Reproducible Reports: Automated report generation with full methodology

Competitive Advantages

vs. SAS: Modern interface, GPU acceleration, fraction of the cost
vs. R: No programming required, validated implementations, enterprise support
vs. SPSS: Cutting-edge methods, missing data expertise, regulatory focus
vs. Stata: Better UX, modern architecture, specialized for clinical research

Deployment Models

Choose the deployment that fits your organization:

  • Cloud Version: Access at clinical.sgcx.org, download results directly
  • Local Installation: On-premises deployment with configurable output folders
  • Hybrid Model: Local processing with cloud backup and collaboration
  • Live Demos: Cloud-based demos for evaluation and training

Why Not Just Use the Free Libraries?

You Can! All underlying libraries (PyRegression, PySurvival) are free forever
But This Is Better: No coding, clinical-specific workflows, beautiful outputs
Different Users: Libraries for programmers, interfaces for domain experts
Time Savings: Minutes instead of hours, results instead of code

Competitive Advantage vs. SAS

Everything SAS does wrong, we do right:

  • No Bloat: Only clinical research features, nothing you don't need
  • Transparent Pricing: Pay for what you use, not a giant enterprise license
  • Modern Interface: Drag-and-drop simplicity, not 1990s menus
  • Free Foundation: Open-source libraries you can inspect and trust
  • GPU Performance: 10-100x faster than traditional statistical software

Timeline

Development roadmap for the Clinical Interface:

  • Phase 1: Core statistical library development (PyMVNMLE, PyRegression)
  • Phase 2: User interface design and prototyping
  • Phase 3: Beta testing with clinical research partners
  • Phase 4: Production launch at clinical.sgcx.org
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