Xavier Robin

Hi Baytars, thanks for the bug report. I can't reproduce it. library(pROC) data(aSAH) rocobj

@Baytars: I am closing the bug report as I can't reproduce it. Please feel free to reopen it and provide the extra details requested above. Thanks!

I observed the same with my pROC package. After a fresh install of revdepcheck 1.0.0.9001 a few days ago with `source("https://install-github.me/r-lib/revdepcheck")` and then running 'revdepcheck::revdep_check(num_workers = 4)', several checks failed...

@gaborcsardi It is Linux indeed. I am trying to install them manually though, and at least some can be installed successfully, without any system requirement issue: ``` > crancache::install_packages("devtools") Installing...

Actually most packages installed just fine with `crancache::install_packages`. Only the following 7 failed: bigrf, simulatorZ, RGtk2, magick, cairoDevice, gWidgetsRGtk2 and rsgcc.

The PDB has started to release ligands with 5 letter codes. [A1LU6](https://www.rcsb.org/ligand/A1LU6) is the first one in entry [8XFM](https://www.rcsb.org/structure/8XFM ).

Thanks for your report. I'm not sure what's unclear exactly. What do you suggest should be clarified precisely, and can you maybe make some suggestions of better ways to explain...

I attempted to clarify the documentation. Here is the new description of `direction`: > how are positive observations defined? “=) to the threshold. “>”: observations are positive when they are...

Interesting, I never thought of that. Can you point to any litterature that shows how one sided CIs are computed in the case of ROC curves? I'd certainly welcome PR...

This is an interesting development of #209. I must say I got hit by it today - I should have suspected that all checks being OK was weird. Summary reports...