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graphicalMCP 0.1.0

  • First release

graphicalMCP 0.1.1

  • Added compilation of vignettes (#73)
  • Removed duplicated columns of “*” in test values (#75)

graphicalMCP 0.1.2

  • Updated function documentation
  • Updated references

graphicalMCP 0.2.0

  • Corrected typos
  • Updated function documentation for CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.1

  • Corrected typos
  • First CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.2

  • Updated citations
  • Resubmission for first CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.3

  • Included cran-comments.ms in .Rbuildignore
  • Resubmission for first CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.4

  • Updated documentation according to issue #84
  • Resubmission for first CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.5

CRAN release: 2024-07-13

  • Updated adjust_weights_parametric_util.Rd
  • Resubmission for first CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.6

CRAN release: 2024-11-08

  • Github repo transferred to openpharma
  • Submission for CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.7

  • Added Hochberg-based procedures
  • Added internal validations
  • Expanded example graphs
  • Updated vignettes
  • Submission for CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.8

CRAN release: 2025-05-07

  • Corrected urls for references
  • Submission for CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.2.9

CRAN release: 2026-03-21

  • Closed Issue #90 by changing the precision for parametric tests
  • Submission for CRAN release

graphicalMCP 0.3.0

CRAN release: 2026-08-27

graphicalMCP (development version)

  • Gave an informative error when a graph has lost or has inconsistent hypothesis names (e.g. after graph$hypotheses <- c(0.6, 0.4)), instead of a cryptic downstream failure (Issue #110)
  • Fixed graph_calculate_power() for boundary marginal power values of 0 or 1: Bonferroni testing no longer hangs, and Hochberg testing no longer over-rejects, when a simulated p-value is exactly 0 or 1 (Issue #47)
  • graph_calculate_power() now requires alpha to be strictly between 0 and 1, since marginal power is undefined at alpha of 0 or 1 (previously these produced an error or silently wrong power) (Issue #47)