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Add Aareg
for Aalen additive hazard models.
score_test
generic and method added for computing
score tests and corresponding confidence intervals.
perm_test
generic and method added for computing
permutation score tests.
PI
converts log-odds ratios to probabilistic indices and
vice versa.
profile
method added for computing
profile likelihood confidence intervals.
Allow additional linear inequality constraints for regression coefficients.
Fix problem in C header file.
Fix problems with responses of class R
, spotted by Balint Tamasi.
Add new demo.
Deal with model_only
in Survreg
, spotted by Balint Tamasi.
y | s1:s2 ~ x
lead to rank-deficit models, the intercept is
now removed.
Not really a bug, but time-consuming examples were removed (or replaced by static output) in package vignettes to make CRAN happy.
as.mlt
returned an object of class mlt
but not
mlt_fit
.
New marginally interpretable models for clustered data
in mtram
, see mtram
vignette. This is still
experimental and very rough, so please be careful.
Compute vcov.tram
via Schur complement when possible.
Add regression test for count data and log_first = TRUE
.
tram
objects are now in line with multcomp::glht
,
allowing post-hoc multiple comparisons.
log_first = TRUE
is now accepted by tram
and all
model functions calling tram
. This is still experimental.
Silence regression tests on Windows.
New extrapolate = TRUE
option for all models constraints
the second derivate of the Bernstein transformation function to be
zero at support
. This helps to get rid of possible
discontinuous densities at support
.
Add Lehmann
for fitting shift transformation models those
linear predictor can be interpreted as log-Lehmann-alternative.
Add method = "loglog"
to Polr
.
New update
method.
Use default bounds = c(0, Inf)
for Surv
objects (for example
in Coxph
.
Update to mlt 1.0-2.
Likelihood ratio tests with fixed parameters gave an error.
Remove strata from linear predictor (experimental).
Try to implement a better guess for the add
argument
later defining the axes corresponding to the response
in plots.
All models accept add
and bounds
arguments.
tram first published on CRAN.