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Change of package aides

aides 1.2.0. (release version)

Date: October 26, 2023

Release: aides 1.2.0 on the CRAN.

Date: October 24, 2023

Add function: PlotOSA() has been added in the aides package to visualize observed sequential analysis.

Add function: DoOSA() has been added in the aides package to facilitate sequential method employing observed data, thereby distinguishing it from information derived from prospective planning.

Add function: PlotDistrSS() has been added in the aides package to assist decision on the method selection for outlier detection and variability in disparity test.


aides 1.1.6. (development version)

Date: October 05, 2023

Modify document: improve aides package manual by adding details section for function DoSA().


aides 1.1.5. (development version)

Date: September 28, 2023

Modify function: improve function DoSA() for showing information of relative risk reduction.


aides 1.1.4. (development version)

Date: September 20, 2023

Modify function: improve function PlotDisparity() for fixing bug of labeling proportion of excessive cases.

Modify document: improve aides package vignette.


aides 1.1.3. (development version)

Date: September 08, 2023

Modify function: improve function TestDisparity() with robust Coefficient of Variations.

Modify document: improve aides package manual by detailing returned values from function TestDisparity().


aides 1.1.2. (development version)

Date: August 30, 2023

Modify function: improve function TestDisparity() with default method for outlier detection according to distribution.


aides 1.1.1. (development version)

Date: August 17, 2023

Modify function: improve function PlotDisparity() with parameters for legend information, user-defined color of the association line between standard deviation and sample size on disparity plot (variability), and angle of study labels on disparity plot (outlier).

  1. parameter lgcDtls with logic value TRUE or FALSE can be used for determining whether to show details of disparity test on the plot.

  2. parameter txtLbl with argument n, n.excessive, or prop.excessive can be used for showing study information of each observed point on disparity plot (outlier).

  3. parameter szFntEC with a numeric value between 0 and 5 can be used for setting font size of study label on axis X for those studies with excessive cases.

  4. parameter szFntLbl with numeric value(s) between 0 and 5 can be used for setting font size of observed values.

  5. parameter szFntLblEC with a numeric value between 0 and 5 can be used for setting font size of observed value(s) among those studies with excessive cases.

  6. parameter clrLnCV with a color name can be used for changing line of the association between standard deviation and cases on disparity plot (variability).

  7. parameter clrLbl with color name(s) can be used for coloring observed values on disparity plot (outlier).

  8. parameter clrLblEC with a color name can be used for coloring observed value(s) among those studies with excessive cases on disparity plot (outlier).

  9. parameter anglAxsX with a numeric value between 0 and 360 can be used for setting angle of study labels on disparity plot (outlier).

  10. parameter anglLbl with a numeric value between 0 and 5 can be used for setting angle of observed values on disparity plot (outlier).


aides 1.1.0. (release version)

Date: August 11, 2023

Release: aides 1.0.0 on the CRAN.

Add function: PlotDisparity() to illustrate disparity plot.


aides 1.0.5 (development version)

Date: July 29, 2023

Modify function: improve function TestDisparity() with parameters for sorting data and building a data frame for user-defined disparity plot.

  1. parameter sort with options of reference for data sorting (i.e. time, size, and excessive cases).

  2. returning a data frame for user-defined disparity plot by argument TRUE for parameter plot.


aides 1.0.4 (development version)

Date: July 17, 2023

Modify function: improve function TestDisparity() with summary information.

  1. displaying the results of outlier detection.

  2. displaying information of outlier detection method.

  3. removing results of normal distribution test from the summary infomation.


Modify function: improve function TestDisparity() with parameters for data input and outlier detection.

  1. parameter data can be used for importing a data frame for disparity test.

  2. parameter time is a vector of study year.

  3. calculation of outlier detection (default with GESD and MAD for normal and non-normal distribution respectively).

  4. parameter outlier consists of four outlier detection methods (i.e. IQR, Z, GESD, and MAD).


aides 1.0.3 (development version)

Date: July 01, 2023

Modify function: improve function DoSA() with parameters for sequential analysis.

  1. parameter PV for presumed variance (default with post-hoc analysis mode).

  2. parameter ref with options of reference group (i.e. 1 and 2; default with 2).

  3. parameter pooling with options of pooling method (e.g. inverse variance, Mantel-Haensze, and Peto; default with IV).

  4. parameter adjust with options of adjustment factor (including D-squared, I-squared, and conceptual heterogeneity; default none).


aides 1.0.2 (development version)

Date: June 30, 2023

Modify function: improve function DoSA() with information and displaying appearance on plot.

  1. information on model of the meta-analysis and method for heterogeneity estimetor.

  2. displaying spending boundaries with continuous curve rather lines between observed fraction points.

  3. displaying cumulative z score with weighted points according to weights of each data source in the meta-analysis.

  4. displaying required information size with red dash line.

  5. displaying labels of each data source using parameter id = TURE.

  6. displaying y axis title with inverted favorable direction using parameter invert = TRUE.

  7. displaying beta-spending boundaries using parameter BSB = TRUE.


aides 1.0.1 (development version)

Date: June 25, 2023

Modify function: improve function DoSA() with structured summary information as follows:

1. information on main outputs of sequential analysis

1.1. acquired sample size

1.2. required sample size

1.3. cumulative z score

1.4. alpha-spending boundary

1.5. adjusted confidence interval (based on alpha-spending boundary)

2. presumed parameters for sequential analysis

2.1. probability of type I error.

2.2. probability of type II error.

2.3. statistic power.

2.4. effect size (including risk in each group for outcome with binary data).

2.5. variance.

3. meta-analysis

3.1. settings for the meta-analysis.

3.2. result of the meta-analysis.

4. adjustment factor

4.1. diversity (D-squared).

4.2. heterogeneity (I-squared).

4.3. value of the adjustment.


aides 1.0.0 (release version)

Date: June 20, 2023

Release: aides 1.0.0 on the CRAN.

Date: June 15, 2023

Initiation: Build package aides with first three functions including TestDisparity(), TestDiscordance(), and DoSA().

  1. TestDisparity() is to test assumption of disparity in sample size.

  2. TestDiscordance() is to test assumption of discordance between theoretical and observed study scale.

  3. DoSA() is to conduct sequential analysis.


Writing style of aides

This package is mainly written according to Google's R style. For readers, details of naming rules are listed as follows:

  1. .R file is named using lower case with underscore "_" between words (e.g. test_disparity.R).

  2. function is named using verb or verb with noun, and the first character of each word is written in capital letter (e.g. TestDiscordance()).

  3. object is named using noun with the first word in lower case, but the first character of rest words is written using capital letter (e.g. dataCases).

  4. variable is named using noun written in lower case. Words of variable name are separated by "." if a variable name consists of more than two words (e.g. dataDiSS$w.normality).


Version numbering rule of aides (June 20, 2023)

version number consists of three integers with a period between them (eg. version 1.0.0).

  1. Updating the first integer refers to a modification with new methodological impact.

  2. Changing the second integer refers to an update with a new function without new methodological impact.

  3. Updating the third integer refers to a modification in a function.