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Bug-fix release addressing several issues in the evidence-processing and correlation-induction internals.
process_evidence(): named native beta parameters (e.g.
beta(alpha = 2, beta = 3)) no longer error with
“non-numeric argument to binary operator”; parameters supplied by name
are now coerced to a numeric vector before use.process_evidence(): native probitnorm
parameters now produce correct moments (an internal call referenced a
mistyped distribution name and returned NULL moments).process_evidence(): named native parameters
mu/sigma are now accepted for
logitnorm and probitnorm; a mix of named and
unnamed parameters (e.g. beta(0.4, var = 0.04)) is now
rejected as ambiguous rather than silently misread; moment names are
standardised to m/v across all specification
styles.infer_correlation(): fixed matrix indexing that caused
the prevalence and mean-calibration columns to be computed from a single
value rather than the simulated data, which corrupted the correlation
matrix used for correlation induction in bpm_valsamp() and
bpm_valprec().cal_oe) now works in both bpm_valsamp() and
bpm_valprec(). Previously bpm_valsamp()
handled only mean calibration when imputing the calibration intercept,
and correlation induction failed for cal_oe evidence
because infer_correlation() did not return an O/E column.
All three calibration parameterisations (cal_mean,
cal_oe, cal_int, each with
cal_slp) are now supported by both functions.process_evidence() to document
all supported evidence specification styles (native parameters, moments
with a variance or standard deviation, and mean plus upper
quantile).print() method for bpm_evidence
objects (returned by process_evidence()) that displays each
component’s distribution, native parameters, and implied mean and
variance.summary() for bpm_evidence objects now
also reports the 95% range (2.5th and 97.5th percentiles) of each
evidence component.testthat test suite covering the moment
helpers, performance-metric calculators, evidence processing, and the
main entry points.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.