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dfphase1 1.2.0 (June 2023)

• shewhart: when argument limits=NA (i.e., when the control limits are not precomputed), the control limits are computed using a permutation approach also for the rank based statistics; hence, they guarantee the desired FAP also when the in-control distribution is not absolutely continuous.

• shewhart: added control charts based on the Lepage and Cucconi control statistics.

• shewhart: default for argument aggregation is now ‘mean’ (and not ‘median’ as before). This was introduced for ‘textbook obedience’.

• mshewhart: added the possibility to take into account the subgroup structure of the data when computing the scatter matrix used to (inner) standardise the spatial signs and ranks and the multivariate signed ranks.

dfphase1 1.1.4 (September 2021)

• Minor changes to the Rcpp sources to cope with Rcpp’s STRICT_R_HEADERS and USE_FC_LEN_T/FCONE declarations

• Added CITATION

dfphase1 1.1.3 (February 2020)

• Minor changes to the manual pages (references show the DOI and use the RD macro,…).

dfphase1 1.1.2 (February 2020)

• rsp uses the Rcpp interface as the rest of the package (and not the .C interface as before).

• Correction of some small problems resulting in some warnings

• Eliminated the dependency from the deprecated (since C++14) std::shuffle

dfphase1 1.1.1 (January 2017)

• Minor modifications for making the package installable on Solaris

dfphase1 1.1.0 (January 2017)

• Inclusion of the “mphase1” method based on forward and adaptive LASSO search

dfphase1 1.0.1 (September 2016)

• Minor modifications to enhance portability

dfphase1 1.0.0 (August 2016)

• First public release

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