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qvirus 0.0.3

New Features

• InteractionClassification:
  • Added new functionalities to the InteractionClassification class, enhancing its capabilities for modeling quantum simulations. [InteractionClassification.R, create_interactions.R, mse.InteractionClassification.R, plot.InteractionClassification.R, print.InteractionClassification.R, summary.InteractionClassification.R]
• New Functions:
  • Introduced nearest_payoff and estimate_payoffs functions to assist in quantum simulation modeling. [nearest_payoff.R, estimate_payoffs.R]
• Documentation Updates:
  • Enhanced function documentation across various files, ensuring better clarity on usage and functionality. [pure_qubit1.R, pure_qubit2.R]

Minor Updates

• Data Handling:
  • Improved functionalities for handling interaction class objects in data.R.
• Documentation and Metadata:
  • Updated DOI references in the phen_hiv function to ensure accurate citations. [phen_hiv.R]

Bug Fixes

• simulate_entanglement:
  • Resolved issues for CRAN submission and improved the function’s stability and performance. [simulate_entanglement.R]

qvirus 0.0.2

• Initial CRAN submission.

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

Major changes

• Updated simulate_entanglement function to reduce direct console output and return results as a list. Added verbose parameter to control message printing. Now uses message() instead of cat() for console output.

• Improved the testing script for simulate_entanglement to validate the function’s output without relying on console print statements. Added checks for the structure and types of results.

• Enhanced the documentation for phen_hiv function to include references to relevant literature. Added citation for the qsimulatR package used in the function.

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.