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Main changes but not complete list. For this propose see Github.

healthiar 0.2.1

• 06 November 2025

Improvements

• Better sampling in summarize_uncertainty() using RNG and package parallel

Bugs Fixes

• time_horizon did not work in attribute_lifetable()
• population was not summed correct in attribute_lifetable()
• health_detailed in attribute_health() provided a duplicated rows for results by geo_id_micro

Others

• Other changes to comply with with manual review of CRAN

healthiar 0.1.x

• 19 September 2025

Others

• Small changes to comply with with automatic review of CRAN

healthiar 0.1.0

• 19 September 2025 (1st submission to CRAN, automatic review)

New Features

• New function get_inflation_rate()
• New argument in cba(): inflation rate
• geo ids can now have different number of exposure categories

Improvements

• Faster performance of summarize_uncertainty()

Bugs Fixes

• Argument time_horizon was not working

Renamings

• discount_years was renamed to n_years
• inflatoin was renamed to inflation_rate
• attribute_by_sim was renamed to impact_by_sim
• positive_impact was renamed to impact_benefit

Others

• attribute_by_sim_disaggregated is not anymore available as output
• attribute_by_geo_id_micro is not anymore available as output

healthiar 0.0.4

• 01 September 2025

New Features

• New function prepare_lifetable()
• Argument info can have different values
• Argument info also available in monetize()
• Data validation in socialize()

Improvements

• More consistent sum of results
• Higher speed because of shorter and/or optimized code in attribute_…() functions

Renamings

• geo_id_disaggregated is now geo_id_micro
• geo_id_aggregated is now geo_id_macro
• output_attribute_1 in attribute_mod() is now output_attribute
• Arguments with suffix _1 and _2 in compare() are now _scen_1 and _scen_2
• Arguments with exposure_ are now exp_
• Arguments with suffix _1 and _2 in multiexpose() are now _exp_1 and _exp_2
• And many other renames in output columns and variables

healthiar 0.0.3

• 14 July 2025

New Features

• No lists (vectors) as input for multiple geo units
• Arguments age_group & sex in attribute_health() and attribute_lifetable()
• Detailed results of simulations by geo unit in summarize_uncertainty()
• New structure of input_args

Bug Fixes

• Fixed bug in socialize()
• Fixed bug attribute_lifetable()

Improvements

• Higher performance of attribute_()
• Data validation in monetize()
• Data validation in summarize_uncertainty()
• More validation in attribute_…()

Renamings

• Rename: impact_raw is now results_raw
• Rename: listed_output_attribute is now output_attribute

healthiar 0.0.2

• 02 June 2025

New Features

• New function standardize()
• Improved and corrected function socialize()
• Expanded usability of summarize_uncertainty()
• Enabled single exposure in absolute risk

Bug Fixes

• Fixed compare() to avoid errors when using erf_eq
• Fixed warning in socialize()
• Fixed bug in prepare_exposure()

Improvements

• Input data validation in compare()
• Warning if cutoff is NULL and 0 as default

Renamings

• Arguments results or output_healthiar become output_attribute
• Internal variable rr_conc (visible in results of attribute functions) becomes rr_at_exp

healthiar 0.0.1

• 05 May 2025

New Features

• Version number was added
• Columns with health impacts were moved to the front in results

Bug Fixes

• Results for impact per 100k inhab. have been corrected
• Exposure lower than cut-off must result in zero health impact

Improvements

• Custom warning and error messages are now available in attribute_health()

Renamings

• get_pop_fraction() becomes intern function
• get_mdi() was renamed to prepare_mdi()
• get_multiexposure() was renamed to multiexpose()
• get_daly was renamed to daly()

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