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adoptr 1.0.1
- updated maintainer
- updated roxygen version
- fulfill current CRAN requirements
adoptr 1.0.0
- added references to article in journal of statistical software
adoptr 0.4.3
- corrected class diagram in vignette
adoptr 0.4.2
- minor bug/print fixes
- Student-t data distribution
- switched to GitHub Actions for CI/CD
adoptr 0.4.0
- included JSS article as vignette
adoptr 0.3.2
- bugfix for binomial pdf/cdf
adoptr 0.3.1
- added support for binomial endpoint
- initial design creation more convenient
- extended summary() function for two stage designs
adoptr 0.3.0
- bugfix for pretty printing of optimization results
- streamlined code for internal evaluation of integral scores during
optimization; substantial speedup!
adoptr 0.2.3
- reworked the class printing system to be more informative
- minimize() now also returns an S3 class object to allow
pretty-printing
adoptr 0.2.2
- fixed references to SIM paper
adoptr 0.2.1
- added references to SIM paper in all relevant places
adoptr 0.2.0
- new feature: composite scores allows more generic expressions than
just affine score combinations, cf. composite()
- affine scores (s1 + 2*s2) are no longer supported, use composite
instead
- more consistent class system: conditional scores no longer need a
specification of distributions by default (no need for conditional
sampel size e.g.). Instead, expected() now requires explicit
specification of the data and prior distribution to integrate with.
- Vignettes updated
- fixed broked tests due to updated rpact
adoptr 0.1.1
- extended Description field in DESCRIPTION to full paragraph
- provided examples for all user facing functions
- revision of docs
adoptr 0.1.0
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