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Changes
Supporting Bayesian adaptive bias correction in sequential
analysis by adding fitBiasDistribution()
,
sequentialFitBiasDistribution()
and
biasCorrectionInference()
functions
Added relevant plotting functions,
plotBiasDistribution()
and
plotBiasCorrectionInference()
.
Added a vignette on Bayesian adaptive bias correction.
Changes
Changes
Supporting adaptive grid in plotLikelihoodFit()
and
computeFixedEffectMetaAnalysis()
functions.
Adding visualization of likelihood curves to
plotMetaAnalysisForest()
.
Changes
computeBayesianMetaAnalysis()
and
approximateLikelihood()
functions.Bugfixes
1 Fixed error when approximating likelihood using grid (parameter to approximate could only be “x”).
Changes
Higher tolerance on skew-normal unit tests to prevent them from failing.
Detecting and removing grid approximations with illegal values before computing meta-analysis.
Changes
Documenting dependency on Java in the
SystemRequirements
field of the package
DESCRIPTION.
Adding seed
argument to
computeBayesianMetaAnalysis()
. Defaults to a constant value
for reproducability.
Bugfixes
plotMetaAnalysisForest()
when using grid
approximations, including when providing approximations as tibble.Changes
computeBayesianMetaAnalysis()
now outputs
ESS.
Checking whether required Java version (8 or newer) is installed.
Changes
Preparing for CRAN release: Adding missing rmarkdown dependency to Suggests.
Added computeConfidenceInterval()
function.
plotMetaAnalysisForest()
function now works with
normal and non-normal approximations.
Grid points now evenly spaced on log scale, not HR scale.
Changes
Bug fixes
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