First CRAN release.
esWidgetUI(),
esWidgetServer(), power2_ui(),
power2_sever(), gstTippingPoint_ui()) and
app_sys() are no longer exported. They are internal to
gst_power_app() and make_forestplot_app(),
which are unchangedsim_power() now uses one core by default
(ncore = 1L, previously 4) and no longer prints progress or
timing. Set verbose = TRUE for progress messagesget_n() documentation now states that it returns the
sample sizes n0 and n1pdr role from the maintainer’s
Authors@R entryLicense field changed to the standard
Apache License (== 2.0); the license itself is
unchangedlast_plot() import warningTRUE/FALSE instead of
T/F throughoutwei_lachin() placeholderobt(), and remove the private white-paper linksartheme() title; the function name and app
colors are unchangedLast release on GitLab. gst will move to GitHub for all
future development
Added obrien_plus() to compute power for joint
endpoints and any individual endpoint
Added obt() to perform O’Brien truncated closed
testing
make_forestplot_app()
and gst_power_app()Custom columns feature with option to reorder/resize columns
Improved downloads: preview/adjust the image in real-time
Improved R code generator: more robust to future changes; added
options to remove gst dependency, ‘copy to clipboard’, or
‘download’
Added dynamic default parameters based on input data
Axes: customize tick marks; toggle symmetry on/off
Arrows: customize/reverse arrow labels
Fixed infinite loop when selecting ‘Number of Trees’
Fixed issue with invert column when copy/pasting
data
Initial release.
Includes functions to launch two shiny applications:
gst_power_app()make_forestplot_app()GST Power App can be used to run power and sample size calculations for the Global Statistical Test under a variety of scenarios. Additional details can be found in the vignette.
Make Forestplot App allows users to easily generate a forestplot by uploading data, copy/pasting from a spreadsheet, or manually typing. The resulting plot can be resized and visually customized in a variety of ways. Also included are options to handle endpoints with inverted directionality and different scales. See the vignette for additional details.