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infercalcR 0.1.0

  • Thirteen methods gain a reference engine. method_spec(engine = "reference") computes them with the validated original (the function DescrTab2 uses, Exact for Boschloo’s test, or the established package); engine = "base" stays the default. The originals are optional, and a missing original is an error, never a silent fallback. Both engines are benchmarked on the originals’ help-page examples, and inst/methods/provenance.csv records each method’s source, original and literature reference.
  • anova_repeated_one_way_gg treats a within-subject residual below the numerical resolution of the inputs as zero. An exactly additive occasion pattern previously left platform-dependent rounding residue and could return a meaningless F test instead of “not applicable”.
  • The README and every vignette now acknowledge and cite DescrTab2 (Institute of Medical Biometry, Heidelberg University), which deeply inspired the suite, the Methodenberatung pages of the University of Zurich and G*Power; the README also cites R and the packages used.
  • First CRAN submission.
  • Add three vignettes: getting started, diagnostic accuracy and classifier metrics, and exact tests for two-by-two tables. A pkgdown documentation site is published at https://cttir.github.io/infercalcR/.
  • The maintainer address is now .
  • DESCRIPTION gains a fuller Description with a reference for Boschloo’s test, and declares Language: en-US; inst/WORDLIST records the technical terms used in the documentation.
  • parallel_analysis() and predict_inference() gain runnable examples.
  • The GitHub Actions check matrix adds R-devel and R oldrel-1 on Linux.
  • Add a CTTIR v5 hex logo in the statistical inference color shared with the other inference packages; tools/branding/render.R draws it in R.
  • Introduce common finalized result/accessor contracts, explicit method specifications, descriptive summaries and declared-family p-value adjustment.
  • Extract Boschloo, classifier, distribution and calculator engines from inferguidR while preserving historical numerical and identity contracts.
  • Promote 68 executable analysis procedures and three callable helpers to production adapters with explicit optional backends and preserved scope.
  • Add installed base-R contract, numerical, semantic, mapping and regression tests; retain existing numerical coverage during the suite transition.