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Package: heemod
Title: Markov Models for Health Economic Evaluations
Version: 0.16.0.9001
Version: 1.0.0
Authors@R: c(
person("Kevin", "Zarca", email = "kevin.zarca@gmail.com", role = c("aut", "cre")),
person("Antoine", "Filipovic-Pierucci", role = "aut"),
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# Changelog

## heemod 0.16.9000
### Breaking changes
* dplyr's pipe now causes an error when chaining survival operation. The new pipe
is required in this situation.
* `define_survival()` has been renamed `define_surv_dist()` for naming consistency
* It is now necessary to use `define_surv_fit()` to specify a survival fit created
with `survfit()`, `flexsurvreg()` or `flexsurvspline()`

### New Features
* It is now possible to run probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) with survival
objects - either created from a parametric distribution (with `define_surv_dist`)
or with real data fitted with `survfit()` or `flexsurvreg()`.
See `vignette("j-survival_2_psa")`
* `plot.surv_object()` gains `psa` argument allowing to plot the distribution to
check for its variability.
* Created method `c.uneval_parameters()` to combine outputs of `define_parameters()`.
# # Changelog
#
# ## heemod 1.0.0
# ### Breaking changes
# * dplyr's pipe now causes an error when chaining survival operation. The new pipe |>
# is required in this situation.
# * `define_survival()` has been renamed `define_surv_dist()` for naming consistency
# * It is now necessary to use `define_surv_fit()` to specify a survival fit created
# with `survfit()`, `flexsurvreg()` or `flexsurvspline()`
#
# ### New Features
# * It is now possible to run probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) with survival
# objects - either created from a parametric distribution (with `define_surv_dist`)
# or with real data fitted with `survfit()` or `flexsurvreg()`.
# See `vignette("j-survival_2_psa")`
# * `plot.surv_object()` gains `psa` argument allowing to plot the distribution to
# check for its variability.
# * Created method `c.uneval_parameters()` to combine outputs of `define_parameters()`.

### Other changes
* All operation functions on survival objects are now of class `surv_object`
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* Correctly identify efficiency frontier.
* ICER are computed on the efficiency frontier.

### Acknowledments
### Acknowledgments

* Thanks to [Matthew Wiener](https://github.com/MattWiener), [Zdenek Kabat](https://github.com/zkabat) and [Vojtech Filipec](https://github.com/vojtech-filipec) for their great contributions to this update.

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* `eval_model_newdata()`, the function behind re-sampling and sensitivity analysis now returns list-variables.

### Acknowledments
### Acknowledgments

* Thanks to [Matthew Wiener](https://github.com/MattWiener), [Zdenek Kabat](https://github.com/zkabat) and [Vojtech Filipec](https://github.com/vojtech-filipec) for their great contributions to this update.

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## Test environments
* local ubuntu 22.04 install, R 4.3.1
* local ubuntu 22.04 install, R 4.3.2
* github actions

## R CMD check results

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