Nothing
QRforX
, which produces consistent QR decomposition results despite differences betweenbase::qr
and Matrix::qr
functions.removeRedundant
and getRank
to properly remove axes based on a base::qr
pivot strategy, but still avoiding the making of large, dense matrices before using base::qr
.R
-dependency to >= 4.4.0checkers
function that assumed sparse-matrix (Matrix
) format of an object without coercing this format.predict.lm.rrpp
and made the code more universal for different model formulae..coef.lm.rrpp
..lm.rrpp
associated with covariance matrices (causing non-adjusted matrices).subTest
output from lm.rrpp.ws
.anova.multi.model
and logL
related to missing Pcov
when GLS models are used.lm.rrpp
and predict.lm.rrpp
, and permutation of full model residuals (with restrictions) to lm.rrpp
.measurement.error
.lm.rrpp.ws
.verbose
arguments to most analytical functions to reduce dense results.getANOVAStats
, getPermInfo
, getTerms
, and getModels
) to accommodate verbose
function choices, plus allow users to easily extract objects as output.ICCstats
, for calculating ICC statistics for lm.rrpp
fits.measurement.error
, but also added a plot utility function, focusMEonSubjects
, which builds off of plot.measurement.error
, to focus attention on specific plot details.interSubVar
, a utility function to use along with measurement.error
,
to visualize how variation between replicate measures, within subjects, can affect inter-subject variation.summary.lm.rrpp
that produces matrices of 0s. The issue was inherent to lm.rrpp
, from erroneous assignment of models, only for output (not for mechanics).predict.lm.rrpp
for QR-truncated design matrices. print.progess
conditions in pairwise
.Matrix::qrQ
, using rather, Matrix::qr.Q
.pairwise
.SE
added to coef.lm.rrpp
for calculating bootstrap standard error.plot.lm.rrpp
plot.ordinate
to better work with plot.default
.plot.lm.rrpp
diagnostic plots.logLik.lm.rrpp
to obtain log-likelihood from an lm.rrpp
object.scaleCov
to scale covariance matrices with linear or exponential scalars.model.comparison
to include Z scores calculated from log-likelihoods.predict.lm.rrpp
for new data frames with only one observation.SS.iter.main
that incidentally wrapped RSS.model by rows rather than columns.summary.lm.rrpp
that did not properly index a matrix of RSS.model
.plot.lm.rrpp
for diagnostic plots, which forced an error.Matrix
class matrices for more efficient computation, when needed.checkers
function to use better algorithms to switch among different class matrices, to better save memory and increase computation time efficiency.anc.BM
for singleton nodes.lm.rrpp
to have less detritus during use. Also adjusted/updated support functions to work with updates.data.frame
objects.lm.args.from.formula
for intercept only models with covariance matrices.lm.rrpp
support functions.logL
support function for non-full rank design matrices.na.omit.rrpp.data.frame
added for handling missing data.looCV
function added as diagnostic tool.coef.lm.rrpp
updated to provide results based on SS.type
, rather than
type III SS, only.R
.coef.lm.rrpp
lm.rrpp
(passed onto lm
).as.matrix
names dropping in support code.lm.rrpp
using Matrix
package and sparse matrix calculations. This speeds up computation time and requires far less memory allocation.lm.rrpp
function now has a an argument, turbo
, which can suppress calculating coefficients in random permutations, if unneeded, which can speed up analysis of large data sets.convert2ggplot
, for coercing RRPP
plots into ggplot objects.plot.predict.lm.rrpp
.effect.size
.plot.ordinate
.predict.lm.rrpp
so that functions in formulae are permissible.summary.pairwise
to perform degree transformations rather than print.summary.pairwise
, so that objects saved are the same as objects printed.model.comparison
.manova.update
pc dimension issue (output)xlim
and ylim
to be adjustable in plot.ordinate
.manova.update
to have more efficient code and better notes.summary.manova.lm.rrpp
that mixed up rows and columns of a matrix of random stats.lm.rrpp
data when converting a vector of data to a matrix.rrpp.data.frame
to prevent downstream issues.trajectory.analysis
with univariate response data, omitting vector correlations output.ordinate
function.summary.ordinate
and plot.ordinate
S3 functionsadd.tree
function (for plotting with plot.ordinate
)lm.rrpp
to provide better flexibility for different formulas. $LM$data
in lm.rrpp
to be a model frame rather than a data frame, consistent with $model
from lm
.prep.lda
A new function to generate arguments for lda
in the MASS
library.classify
deprecated (in favor of prep.lda
)verbose
option with manova.update
. The function was optimized to provide verbose output without having to slow down computation time.SS.iter
(produced incorrect RSS).trajectoty.analysis
.lm.rrpp
function.tol
and pc.no
arguments to model.comparison
(were fixed before) so that users have more control of the analysis.prcomp
.lm.rrpp
to work better with missing data frames.trajectory.analysis
traj.list issue, to not use grep for sorting trajectories. (Now lexical ordering of interactions is used.)det
to determinant
in all needing functions, to use modulus for near-singular matricesplot.lm.rrpp
(code lines out of order)model.comparison
plot.procD.lm
manova.update
functiontrajectory.analysis
functionreveal.model.designs
functionANOVA versus MANOVA in RRPP
pairwise
function.procD.lm
to better work with data in the global environment rather than a data frame. print.summary.pairwise
.model.comparison
function.classify
.pairwise
.anova.lm.rrpp
, related to GLS permutations and intercept only models. anova.lm.rrpp
, so that it can be called by other functions/packages.pairwise function
: allows pairwise comparison of means or slopes for a lm.rrpp fit
.anova.lm.rrpp
coef.lm.rrpp
tests when type II or type III SS is chosen, to make sure that appropriate coefficients are used.anova.lm.rrpp.r
coef.lm.rrpp.r
lm.rrpp.r
predict.lm.rrpp.r
RRPP.support.code.r
RRPP.utils.r
Added a NEWS.md
file to track changes to the package.
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