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- Improve cross-refs in documentation
- Update authors info
Minor improvements and bug
fixes
- Some tests, examples, and parts of the vignettes are now
conditional
- Fix issues related to assumption check functions
- Fix some typos in documentation
- Small maintenance tasks
Minor improvements and bug
fixes
- Internal tests relying on external packages (e.g., “mediation”) are
now conditional
- Internal test relying on the processR package has been removed as
this package is no longer on CRAN
- Update the documentation website associated with JSmediation
(https://jsmediation.cedricbatailler.me/)
New features
- New functions
check_assumptions and
plot_assumptions which helps testing the OLS assumptions of
the regressions models underlying the mediation test.
- New function
compute_indirect_effect_for() which
computes the indirect effect confidence interval for a specific value of
the moderator in a moderated mediation model.
- New function
standardize_variable which helps centering
and reducing numeric variables.
Documentation features
- New vignette
vignette("moderated-mediation")
illustrates moderated mediation analyses.
vignette("jsmediation") has been rewritten to account
for the recent changes.
New features
- Add new test to check if the computation of confidence interval
works as intended.
- New home for the documentation at
https://jsmediation.cedricbatailler.me
- Using testthat 3rd edition.
Bug fixes
- Fix an error in how confidence intervals for moderated mediation
index was computed when
stage = "total".
Bug fixes
- Fix typo in the documentation.
- Fix an error related to the type of internal variables.
- Initial release.
- Added a
NEWS.md file to track changes to the
package.
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