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netdose, version 0.7-2

Major changes

• Return Q statistic of standard network meta-analysis model using the splitting approach in addition to lumping approach

• Use R function facet_wrap() from the R package ggplot2 for panels in dose-response plot

• New function dotplot() to produce a dot plot showing the dose distribution

• R packages dplyr, tidyr and ggh4x added to Imports

• R packages grid, gridExtra and rlang removed from Imports

Bug fixes

• netdose():
  • remove test statistic for difference in goodness of fit between standard and dose-response network meta-analysis model
• predict.netdose():
  • calculate correct predictions for restricted cubic splines
• plot.netdose():
  • study results were not printed in some networks

User-visible changes

• plot.netdose():
  • new defaults for arguments ‘benchmark.threshold’ and ‘plateau.threshold’
  • new arguments ‘col.line’, ‘col.bmdl’ and ‘col.med’ to change the colour of dose-response curves and other information
  • new argument ‘legend’ to suppress printing of legend
  • argument ‘same.ylim’ removed (instead use same y-limits in panels if argument ‘ylim’ is not NULL)

Internal changes

• netdose():
  • list elements ‘Q.diff’, ‘df.Q.diff’ and ‘pval.Q.diff’ removed
  • list elements ‘Q.dose’, ‘df.Q.dose’ and ‘pval.Q.dose’ renamed to ‘Q’, ‘df.Q’ and ‘pval.Q’
  • list elements ‘Q.standard’, ‘df.Q.standard’ and ‘pval.Q.standard’ renamed to ‘Q.lump’, ‘df.Q.lump’ and ‘pval.Q.lump’
  • new list elements ‘Q.split’, ‘df.Q.split’ and ‘pval.Q.split’
  • rename list element ‘Xd’ to ‘X.matrix’
  • new list element ‘B.matrix’
  • new list element ‘D_obs.matrix’ with the observed doses
  • new list element ‘D.matrix’ with the transformed doses

netdose, version 0.6-0

• initial release on GitHub

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.