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NEWS file for the coxphw
package
CHANGES coxphw
VERSION 4.0.3 (2023-10-31, compiled under R 4.3.1)
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changes in coxohw.f90, removed Visual Fortran comments
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delete licence file, spell checking, add link to git, etc.
CHANGES coxphw
VERSION 4.0.2 (2020-06-16, compiled under R 4.0.1)
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add testthat
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add information on the sample size in
print
andsummary
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only observations with missing values in variables mentioned in the formula are deleted.
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add option
clusterid
incoxphw
CHANGES coxphw
VERSION 4.0.1 (2018-04-16, compiled under R 3.4.4)
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citation and JSS example code is updated due to JSS publication 2018
CHANGES in coxphw
VERSION 4.0.0 (2015-12-30, compiled under R 3.2.2)
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plotshape function replaced by
predict.coxphw
andplot.coxphw.predict
,print.coxhpw.predict
added. -
coxphw.control
with arguments iter.max, maxhs, xconv, gconv, maxstep, round.times.to, add.constant, pc, pc.time, normalize, and fp.iter is added. -
coxphw
renamed argumentprint
intoverbose
.maxit
is now renamed asiter.max
as in the survival package. Usage of * in the formula ofcoxphw
is now consistent to other R packages like lm. Variable names with dots and underlines also work now. offset argument was moved to formula. -
plotw
function is now renamed toplot.coxphw
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linear.predictors
incoxphw
were corrected ifcoxphw.control(pc = TRUE)
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Issue with factors in
coxphw
is solved. -
Issue in
coxph
in survival (simultaneous use oftt
andcluster
) is solved.
CHANGES in coxphw VERSION 3.0.0 (2014-03-15, compiled under R 3.0.3)
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All fp-transformation functions are declared as internal functions.
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Add concordance probability to summary.
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Add functions: coef, concord, plotshape, wald.
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Include data: gastric and biofeedback.
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Appearance of plotw plots is slightly changed.
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Input is simplified: instead of the options AHR, AHR.norobust, ARE, and PH, templates are used now.