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This version is the released version of carat.
Due to the limitation of R on OpenMP, the OpenMP-supported version, named caratOMP, can be loaded via (carat).
A small modification was added to the function getData.
A our own defined class plotrandtest was added and applied to the function rand.test.
The option plot was delected in rand.test.
Character strings were directly used as arguments values for method and test of the testing functions and getData.
We standardized the usual function to check if an object has from a specific class in the function compRand, using is().
We corrected the man pages of the corresponding randomization functions, such as PocSimMIN.
The underlying S3 methods are not exported to users.
The generation of names vector in getData was altered.
All of the modifications are consistent with the OpenMP-supported version in (carat).
A small modification was added to the function evalRand.
The modification is consistent with the OpenMP-supported version in (carat).
References were added to the man files.
The modification is consistent with the OpenMP-supported version in (carat).
Some modifications were added to Remark Index, including modifications in functions of nameString, PreProcess, print.carandom, and print.careval.
Some modifications were added to Remark Index to fixed some issues, including modifications in functions of print.carandom, and print.careval.
Rectified the error in print.carandom about misplacement between the mean absolute within-stratum imbalance and the mean absolute within-covariate-margin imbalance.
Rectified some issues.
Adapted the function getData to a version for covariates with multiple levels without adding any input parameters.
fixed a typo in calculating the confidence itervals using randomization test.
Add references.
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.