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Nathan and I — well the more correct version of this statement is “Nathan”… — have been working on a few relatively major improvements on BCEA and have managed to push all the changes to the main version, which is now available from CRAN.

The changes are mainly of three types — some are probably just “cosmetics”, others are a bit more structural, like new features or just fixing bugs (the weird numbers-letters codes in brackets are pointers to the Git commit in which changes have happened). Some of the new features came out from exposure to people’s requests and comments when we were running our Summer School, but others are directly requests from users, which is pretty cool and we like that sort of thing…

Nathan has been doing a fantastic job in keeping track of all these, so we do have an updated list of all the changes (as below, but also in the NEWS.md file that gets saved into the main package).

Installation is, as usual, from CRAN

install.packages("BCEA")

which gives you the latest version (now 4.2.1).

< section id="bug-fixes" class="level2">

Bug fixes

< section id="refactoring" class="level2">

Refactoring

< section id="new-features" class="level2">

New features

If there’s anything else you’d like to change, fiddle with, just shout! 😉


       
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