alex hayes
alex hayes
This is awesome! It would be cool if there were some thread-safe way to update the leaderboard to facilitate training multiple models in parallel. Not sure what the best way...
In #83 @zeileis implemented a generic `prodist()`. I have two followup items to discuss about the implementation: 1. An informatively named alias for `prodist()`, possibly `distributional_estimates()` or `extract_distributions()` or something...
Prepare for release: * [x] `git pull` * [x] Check [current CRAN check results](https://cran.rstudio.org/web/checks/check_results_distributions3.html) * [x] Check if any deprecation processes should be advanced, as described in [Gradual deprecation](https://lifecycle.r-lib.org/articles/communicate.html#gradual-deprecation) *...
So that we can factor it out of other code, in particular for plotting. Should use `inherits()` instead of current `class(x)[1]` approach to be robust to future changes to the...
Where I'm at so far: - I think having `plot_pdf()` and `plot_cdf()` are valuable even if there is some code repetition because the names are the most clear, and beginners...
**One sample tests** - [ ] Update the one sample z-test for a proportion vignette to include rejection regions and power calculations - Include note about rejection region not being...
- [x] Exponential - [ ] FisherF - [x] Multinomial (examples need to be fleshed out)
i.e. base R doesn't vectorize `dmultinom` et al according to the doc, so make sure we don't surprise users this way
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/HasseDiagram.html In particular this would pave the way for utilities to turn `lme*` style model objects into Hasse diagrams.