Temporary wrappers for functions renamed in matrixCorr 1.0.0. These
wrappers preserve the pre-1.0 entry points while warning that they will be
removed in 2.0.0.
bland_altman(
group1,
group2,
two = 1.96,
mode = 1L,
conf_level = 0.95,
verbose = FALSE
)bland_altman_repeated(
data = NULL,
response,
subject,
method,
time,
two = 1.96,
conf_level = 0.95,
include_slope = FALSE,
use_ar1 = FALSE,
ar1_rho = NA_real_,
max_iter = 200L,
tol = 1e-06,
verbose = FALSE
)
biweight_mid_corr(
data,
c_const = 9,
max_p_outliers = 1,
pearson_fallback = c("hybrid", "none", "all"),
na_method = c("error", "pairwise"),
mad_consistent = FALSE,
w = NULL,
sparse_threshold = NULL,
n_threads = getOption("matrixCorr.threads", 1L)
)
distance_corr(data, check_na = TRUE)
partial_correlation(
data,
method = c("oas", "ridge", "sample"),
lambda = 0.001,
return_cov_precision = FALSE,
ci = FALSE,
conf_level = 0.95
)
ccc_lmm_reml(
data,
response,
rind,
method = NULL,
time = NULL,
interaction = FALSE,
max_iter = 100,
tol = 1e-06,
Dmat = NULL,
Dmat_type = c("time-avg", "typical-visit", "weighted-avg", "weighted-sq"),
Dmat_weights = NULL,
Dmat_rescale = TRUE,
ci = FALSE,
conf_level = 0.95,
ci_mode = c("auto", "raw", "logit"),
verbose = FALSE,
digits = 4,
use_message = TRUE,
ar = c("none", "ar1"),
ar_rho = NA_real_,
slope = c("none", "subject", "method", "custom"),
slope_var = NULL,
slope_Z = NULL,
drop_zero_cols = TRUE,
vc_select = c("auto", "none"),
vc_alpha = 0.05,
vc_test_order = c("subj_time", "subj_method"),
include_subj_method = NULL,
include_subj_time = NULL,
sb_zero_tol = 1e-10
)
ccc_pairwise_u_stat(
data,
response,
method,
subject,
time = NULL,
Dmat = NULL,
delta = 1,
ci = FALSE,
conf_level = 0.95,
n_threads = getOption("matrixCorr.threads", 1L),
verbose = FALSE
)
Numeric vectors of equal length.
Positive scalar; the multiple of the standard deviation used to define the limits of agreement.
Integer; 1 uses group1 - group2, 2 uses group2 - group1.
Confidence level.
Logical; print brief progress or diagnostic output.
A data.frame, matrix, or repeated-measures dataset accepted by
the corresponding replacement function.
Numeric response vector or column name, depending on the target method.
Subject identifier or subject column name.
Method label or method column name.
Replicate/time index or time column name.
Logical; whether to estimate proportional bias.
Logical; whether to use AR(1) within-subject correlation.
AR(1) parameter.
EM control parameters.
Positive numeric Tukey biweight tuning constant.
Numeric in (0, 1]; optional cap on the maximum
proportion of outliers on each side.
Character fallback policy used by bicor().
Missing-data policy used by bicor().
Logical; if TRUE, uses the consistency-corrected MAD.
Optional vector of case weights.
Optional threshold controlling sparse output.
Integer number of OpenMP threads.
Logical validation flag used by dcor().
Numeric regularisation strength used by pcorr().
Logical; if TRUE, also return covariance and
precision matrices.
Logical; if TRUE, request confidence intervals when supported by
the replacement function.
Character; column identifying subjects for ccc_rm_reml().
Logical; forwarded to ccc_rm_reml().
Optional distance matrix forwarded to ccc_rm_reml().
Character selector controlling how Dmat is constructed.
Optional weights used when Dmat_type requires them.
Logical; whether to rescale Dmat.
Character selector for the confidence-interval scale used by
ccc_rm_reml().
Display precision forwarded to ccc_rm_reml().
Logical; whether the deprecated wrapper emits a lifecycle message.
Character selector for the within-subject residual correlation model.
Numeric AR(1) parameter.
Character selector for the proportional-bias slope structure.
Optional covariance matrix for custom slopes.
Optional design matrix for custom slopes.
Logical; whether zero-variance design columns are dropped.
Character selector controlling variance-component selection.
Significance level used in variance-component selection.
Character vector controlling the variance-component test order.
Optional logical override for the subject-by-method component.
Optional logical override for the subject-by-time component.
Numerical tolerance used when stabilising the scale-bias term.
Numeric power exponent for U-statistics distances.
Renamed functions:
bland_altman() -> ba()
bland_altman_repeated() -> ba_rm()
biweight_mid_corr() -> bicor()
distance_corr() -> dcor()
partial_correlation() -> pcorr()
ccc_lmm_reml() -> ccc_rm_reml()
ccc_pairwise_u_stat() -> ccc_rm_ustat()
The deprecated wrappers will be removed in matrixCorr 2.0.0.