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PAutilities 1.2.1

What’s new:

• Minor revisions to DESCRIPTION
• Filled in absent value fields in the documentation for various exported functions
• Ensured all plot-option modifications are properly reset

PAutilities 1.2.0

What’s new:

• Primarily a re-release of 1.1.0 now that matchingMarkets is available again
• Minor changes (e.g., URL fixes and updates to work with latest R versions)
• Revdep checks removed since there are currently no reverse dependencies

PAutilities 1.1.0

What’s new:

• Increased R dependency to 3.5.0
• Added risk analysis for cardiovascular disease
• Added Bland-Altman analysis function
• Added functions for time series dataframes, to test for continuity, reduce to full days, and manage variable order
• Added a function to determine epoch length
• Continued to develop functionality related to resting energy expenditure and body mass index (the latter will eventually be moved to the anthropometry package – see https://github.com/paulhibbing/anthropometry)
• Added functionality for residual adjustment

PAutilities 1.0.1

What’s new:

• Some minor modifications have been made to clean up internal code.

• The transition pairing method unit tests have been temporarily suspended.

PAutilities 1.0.0

What’s new:

• Added a function (weight_status) to classify body mass index for adults using CDC cutoffs. (This can also be used as a wrapper for the existing function that classifies youth BMI based on CDC percentiles.)

• Added Rcpp functions related to rolling windows (get_indices to extract indices for rolling windows; rolling_groups to extract rolling subsequences of raw data).

• Removed dependency on orphaned clues package (resulting in changes to unit test cache)

PAutilities 0.3.1

What’s new:

• Added a vignette for the Transition Pairing Method

PAutilities 0.3.0

What’s new:

• Added paired equivalence testing functionality, including plot method
• Added a function to classify activity intensity from metabolic equivalents and (if available) posture
• Added a wrapper for base::rle that gives a data frame with original rle information, plus start/stop indices for each run
• Added various performance indicators to summary.transition
• Converted summary.transition output to an S4 framework, and added addition/subtraction methods
• Added spurious curve generation functions
• Adjusted Transition Pairing Method to make it more robust (e.g. to deal with missing values)

PAutilities 0.2.0

What’s new:

• Removed unused dependency on package AGread
• Added support for calculation of RMR via sliding window analysis
• Added process management utility for easy messaging and timekeeping
• Added tools to compare objects more specifically than via all.equal
• Added na.rm = TRUE to the mean bias line on Bland-Altman plots
• Added shape control as an option for Bland-Altman plots
• Cleaned up TPM summary method
• Added rejection of non-consecutive pairings to the TPM

PAutilities 0.1.2

Summary

This is a second resubmission of version 0.1.0. The following changes have been made:

• Changed title to eliminate redundancy
• Expanded the description field in DESCRIPTION to provide more detail about what the package does.
• Swapped donttest{} in for dontrun{} in documentation where appropriate
• Added detail to package documentation

PAutilities 0.1.1

Summary

This is a resubmission of version 0.1.0. The extraneous LICENSE file has been removed.

PAutilities 0.1.0

Summary

This is the initial release of PAutilities. Current features include:

• Bland-Altman plots
• Bouted moderate-to-vigorous physical activity analysis
• Formatted descriptive statistics
• Demographic calculations (age, BMI-for-age percentile)
• Metabolic calculations (energy expenditure conversions, basal metabolic rate predictions)
• Analysis of bout detection algorithm performance

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.