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gmodels Version 2.19.0 - 2024-04-04

New features: - Expose (and fix) est_p_ci which formats the estimate, p-value, and confidence interval into text.

Other Changes: - Upgrade to current package development tooling, including: - Use roxygen2 for documentation and NAMESPACE - Use NEWS.md instead of NEWS - Add additional contributors to authors list and use new format.

gmodels Version 2.18.1 - 2018-06-25

Other Changes: - Remove soft-links for NEWS and ChangeLog files for platform portability.

gmodels Version 2.18.0 - 2018-06-19

Bug fixes:

• ci.binom() was using an incorrect method for calcuating binomial conficence intervals. It now calculates the Clopper-Pearson ‘exect’ interval, which is conservative due to the discrete nature of the binomial distribution.

Other Changes:

• Support for lme4 objects has been removed due to incompatible changes to the lme4 package.

gmodels Version 2.16.0 - 2014-07-24

New features:

• The estimable() function now returns objects that are of class ‘estimable’.

• The confidence interval function ci() now has a method for ‘estimable’ objects, with the same layout as for ‘lm’ objects, making it easier to combine confidence information about model parameters and estimable functions into a single table.

gmodels Version 2.15.5 - 2013-07-18

Bug fixes:

• Correct error in estimable.mlm() that caused it to always fail. Added test code to prevent future issues.

Other Changes:

• Update man page file for ci() to current Rd syntax.
• Remove unused argument to ci.mer()

gmodels Version 2.15.3 - 2012-06-27

Bug fixes:

• Update est.mer() to work with “mer” object changes introduced in lme4 version 0.999999-0.

gmodels Version 2.15.2 - 2012-04-19

Bug fixes:

• Update est.mer() to work with recent versions of lme4 which changed ‘mer’ objects from S3 to S4 class

• Changes to pass new R CMD check tests

• The ‘Design’ package has been replaced my ‘rms’, so update man page references.

gmodels Version 2.15.1 - 2011-01-16

Bug fixes:

• Fix warnings reported by new versions of R CMD check.

gmodels Version 2.15.0

New features:

• Add support for ‘mer’ model from lme4.

Bug fixes:

• Correct several minor .Rd syntax errors

• Move extra copyright text to Author field instead of License field.

gmodels Version 2.14.1

New features:

• Add support for ‘lme’ objects to estimable().

Other:

• Fix minor typos in manual page for estimable().

gmodels Version 2.14.0

New Features:

• Add support for ‘mlm’ objects to estimable

gmodels Version 2.13.2

Bug Fixes:

• Lower and upper end of confidence interval for lmer objects were reversed in est.lmer().

• Correct Greg’s email address in two help files.

gmodels Version 2.13.1

Bug Fixes:

• Problem: R CMD check errors under development version of R 2.5.0 Solution:
  • Add additional packages to ‘Suggests’ list in DESCRIPTION
  • Remove extra trailing comma in function calls
  • fix various code/doc inconsistencies
• Problem: estimable() was failing for lmer objects. Solution:
  • Create a generic estimable()
  • Move old function to estimable.default()
  • Add estimable.lmer() to the exported methods list in NAMESPACE

gmodels Version 2.12.0

• Updated Greg’s email address.

• Add support for lmer (lme version 4) objects to ci(), estimable(), and fit.contrast() via code contributed by Randall C Johnson.

• Add simplfied coefficient specification to estimable() based on a function provided by Randall C Johnson. It is now possible to do things like: estimable(reg, c(“xB”=1,“xD”=-1)) instead of: estimable(reg, c( 0, 1, 0, -1)) which should make estimable() much easier to use for large models.

gmodels Version 2.0.8

• Added DESCRIPTION and removed DESCRIPTION.in

• Updated CrossTable.R

• Updated NAMESPACE file

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