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fbroc 0.4.1

Other Changes

Update for compability with newer R Versions like switch to roxygen2.

fbroc 0.4.0

New features

• Partial AUCs over both TPR and FPR ranges can be calculated
• You can now adjust text size for plots
• In the ROC plot the (partial) AUC can now optionally be shown instead of confidence regions

Other Changes

• The location of the text showing the performance in the ROC plot has been shifted downwards and to the left

fbroc 0.3.1

Bugfixed

• Fixed broken plot function for single ROC curves when showing a metric

fbroc 0.3.0

New features

• Allows the comparison of two paired ROC curves

Bugfixes

• Bad defaults caused plotting to fail with a large number of negative samples

Other changes

• perf.roc is now deprecated. Use the new S3 generic perf instead
• conf.roc is now deprecated. Use the new S3 generic conf instead

fbroc 0.2.1

Bugfixes

• fixed a off-by-one pointer error

fbroc 0.2.0

New features

• Allow uncached bootstrap of the ROC curve to avoid memory issues, this now the new default
• New performance metrices: TPR at fixed FPR and FPR at fixed TPR

Other changes

• Stand-alone function to find thresholds calculate.thresholds was removed. To calculate thresholds please call boot.roc and look at list item roc of the outpot
• Smarter default for the number of steps in conf.roc
• Smarter default for the number of bins in plot.fbroc.perf

Internal Changes

• Completely refactored C++ code for improved maintability

Bugfixes

• Function boot.tpr.at.fpr now works properly
• For duplicated predictions not all relevant thresholds were found reliably, this was fixed

fbroc 0.1.0

• Initial release

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They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.