rhoR 1.3.3 (development version)
- Regression tests pin the 1.3.2 outputs of every rho building block (tests/testthat/test-regression-pins.R), ahead of moving the core to the qestats C++ headers
- rho’s computation now lives in libqe-stats (namespace qestats), vendored in inst/include/qestats/ (tools/sync-qestats.sh updates it): rhoK’s default method runs qestats::rho_standard in C++ instead of R (~15x faster), and the C++ functions (
method = "c", kappa_ct(), sample_contingency_table(), getHand_kappa(), …) are thin wrappers over qestats::rho_fast. Seeded results are unchanged: every regression pin passes, and old and new builds agree on 2,046 seeded calls on macOS and Linux. Two edge cases differ: when no valid kappa / precision pair can be drawn, the error comes after at most 10,000 retries (R’s recursion limit before), and a test set of one item now gets a kappa instead of an error. The bell-shaped generate_kp_list(distributionType = 1) still runs on RcppArmadillo, unchanged.
rhoR 1.3.2
- Built and published by cranqe (qe-libs.org/cran); CI now requests cranqe builds via the shared trigger-cranqe template
rhoR 1.3.0.0
CRAN release: 2019-11-15
- Rcpp implmentation using Contingency Tables for the basis of calculating rho
rhoR 1.2.1.2
CRAN release: 2019-11-05
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getHandSetIndices()bug fixed for sampling positive indices -
createSimulatedCodeSet()floating point error fixed for exact matching kappa min and max values - Implented full test suite for package
rhoR 1.2.0.0
CRAN release: 2018-07-09
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getHandSetIndices()added as a new function. See?rhoR::gethandSetIndices -
createSimulatedCodeSet()bug fixed when generating the set to match criteria -
rhoSet(),getTestSet()now accept data frames, not just matrices