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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.