- 'accept' now defaults to the newly added country-specific
accept3 - 'accept' now checks consistency of exacerbation counts in the previous year.
- 'accept' now defaults to
accept2. - 'accept' now checks
FEV1range.
- 'accept' now compatible with the
predictmethod fromstats - 'accept' now compatible with
vetiverfor deployment and monitoring
acceptnow automatically calls latest version of prediction model available, while giving the user an option to choose which version to call.- Now handles missing columns and missing values.
- A bug that prevented reduced models with
accept2to execute properly has now been fixed.
- A bug in projecting the number of severe exacerbations using
accept2has now been fixed.
accept2can now receive vector input and produce vector output.
This is a minor release with new and optimized functionality. Importantly, the package now includes the updated model accept 2.0 which is fine-tuned to provide better predictions for individuals with no prior exacerbation history. Users can use the accept() function to produce predictions from the original publication, while accept2() provides predictions from the updated model. We have also optimized the code for speed and the code for both models now runs about an order of magnitude faster.
- new prediction model accept2 added.
- functions optimized for speed and performance. Model predictions are now calculated approximately 10 times faster.
predictACCEPT()is now replaced withaccept()andaccept2().
- doi updated as the manuscript is now published in Lancet Respiratory Medicine.
- New release.