NEWS.md

In ppseq: Design Clinical Trials using Sequential Predictive Probability Monitoring

ppseq 0.2.2

• updated two-sample vignette results (Closed Issue #23)
• corrected a code bug in calc_decision_rules() (Closed Issue #21)
• corrected a code bug in calibrate_thresholds() (Closed Issue #19)
• replaced purrr::cross_df() (deprecated) with tidyr::expand_grid()

ppseq 0.2.1

• updated both datasets to use different predictive thresholds
• correspondingly updated both vignettes

ppseq 0.2.0

• added weighting options to optimize_design() (Closed Issue #7)
• added informative messaging when no results returned from optimize_design() (Closed Issue #14)
• upgraded package website to bootstrap 5 and changed some styling
• added two-sample randomized trial vignette
• added calc_next() function to calculate probability of response in next patient (Closed Issue #2)
• fixed a bug in the default arguments to optimize_design() (Closed Issue #12)
• added efficacy monitoring option, default is still futility monitoring (Closed Issue #3)

ppseq 0.1.2

• Updating all examples to run without \donttest{}
• Some minor documentation changes

ppseq 0.1.1

• Updating the included example data files
• Changes to data files are reflected in the vignette

ppseq 0.1.0

• Initial package release

ppseq documentation built on April 18, 2023, 1:08 a.m.