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Hi Dan. In a recent GenEst release I saw a note that there was a bug fix for GenEst::desc(). This seems to have actually created a bug. If you enter a vector with length >1 the confidence interval (_lwr and _upr) do not get assigned properly.
See code below:
library(GenEst)
data_CP <- mock$CP
cpModel <- cpm(formula_l = l ~ 1, formula_s = s ~ 1, data = data_CP,
left = "LastPresentDecimalDays",
right = "FirstAbsentDecimalDays", dist = "weibull"
)
GenEst::desc(cpModel,Ir = c(1,100,10000))
If needed I can dig into GenEst::desc() more but it seems like we can just revert back.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I updated to GenEst 1.4.5.1. The code below errors if I provide only one search interval value for Ir. Ir = c(1,100,1000) or anything with >1 length works though.
library(GenEst)
data_CP <- mock$CP
cpModel <- cpm(formula_l = l ~ 1, formula_s = s ~ 1, data = data_CP,
left = "LastPresentDecimalDays",
right = "FirstAbsentDecimalDays", dist = "weibull"
)
GenEst::desc(cpModel,Ir = c(1))
Hi Dan. In a recent GenEst release I saw a note that there was a bug fix for
GenEst::desc()
. This seems to have actually created a bug. If you enter a vector with length >1 the confidence interval (_lwr and _upr) do not get assigned properly.See code below:
If needed I can dig into
GenEst::desc()
more but it seems like we can just revert back.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: