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model.matrix so that it works correctly with dots arguments.add_duration() or spdur() with a tibble as input. The errors were due to tibble returning lists when subsetting columns with [, col]. The data input is now internally converted to a base data frame (as.data.frame()).na.action options for spdur and its predict, residuals, and fitted methods.forecast generic function from forecast package rather than re-defining it. Adds forecast to neccessary imports.separationplot is a standalone function so change the spdur version to a simple wrapper.stats to imported package in description and removed all associated explicit namespace generic imports.init.c with calls to R_registerRoutines() and R_useDynamicSymbols(); also use .registration=TRUE in useDynLib in NAMESPACE. R-devel (and R 3.4.0 in the future) R CMD check issues a NOTE for registration of routines, this is to avoid that note.summary.spdur that would return wrong estimates for log(alpha).summary and xtable methods.testthat update.terms, model.matrix, coef, and vcov.fitted and residuals methods.summary.spdur when called on a model with factor variables or without intercept terms.plot_hazard(ci = TRUE)), where CIs coud be wrong because coefficients were sampled by equation rather than using the full variance covariance matrix.data(bscoup), see ?bscoup.plot_hazard1 and plot_hazard2 with plot_hazard, added support for loglog models, and other internal streamlining of plotting code.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
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