StabilityApp 1.0.0
- A new application built on stability 1.0.0 (whose
corrections it inherits): one page per analysis, twenty in all, each
with options, interpretation, tables, plots and R code, including the
new analyses of stability (Eskridge’s safety-first
indices, Annicchiarico’s reliability index, Lin and Binns’ superiority
measure, Huehn’s statistics).
- Results are easy to copy: an Output tab shows each result as R
prints it (fixed-width font, aligned columns); the interpretation, the
output and the R code have Copy buttons; tables have Copy, CSV and Excel
buttons, an All-rows choice, p-values to three significant digits and
other numbers rounded to three decimals.
- Text in IBM Plex Sans and output in IBM Plex Mono, with system fonts
as fallback.
- The GGE biplot page offers every view in every scaling, and its
interpretation follows the view and warns when the scaling does not suit
it.
- The interpretation of every analysis is specific to its method and
computed from its results by
stability::stab_interpret();
it needs no service and no key.
- The optional written interpretation by an external text service is
now specific to the method: the request (
sa_prompt())
carries the reading guide and focus of the method, the computed findings
(to be kept to), their facts and the first rows of the main table. In
earlier versions every analysis sent the same general request, and the
biplots sent no numbers at all, so the text could not be specific.
sa_ask() and sa_services(): the services
and their request formats in one place; errors of a service are shown
with its message; keys can come from environment variables.- Interface rebuilt with bslib; tables with
DT; plots in the style of stability;
downloads of plots and of the interpretation.
- Help pages, two vignettes (HTML and PDF), tests of every page of the
application.
StabilityApp 0.3.0
- Interpretation panels and a settings page for text services.
StabilityApp 0.1.0