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confinterpret 1.0.0

S3 class for interpretation_result

• The output of confinterpret() now returns an object of class `interpretation_result.
• These results now include the interpretation_set object that were used to generate them (previous versions just included the name of the interpretation_set).

Plotting

• Added plot method for interpretation_result objects. Plots the result on a chart, using the interpretation_set and associated parameters to draw a relevant canvas that shows the boundaries etc.
• Added a plotting function that works for a collection of interpretation_result objects. See ?plot_interpretation_result_list.
• All plotting functions support (and default to) drawing the intervals as curves rather than simple boxes. (Boxes can still be produced by specifying interval_type = "unif".)

Printing

• Print method provided for interpretation_set objects.
• Print method provided for interpretation_result objects.

confinterpret 0.2.0

Plotting

• Improved plot.interpretation_set() function - now takes account of length of extra_boundaries names when setting the bottom margin.

Documentation

• Corrections to help files (including errors in which interpretation_set some of the functions use).
• Added examples to help files for interpret_superiority(), interpret_noninferiority(), and interpret_equivalence().
• Added documentation on placeholders in supplied interpretation_set objects.
• Added Value section to help files for interpret_superiority(), interpret_noninferiority(), and interpret_equivalence().

confinterpret 0.1.0

NB: v0.1.0 was accepted on CRAN (2017-03-15): https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=confinterpret

• Initial version.
• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.

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