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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
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