The visstat() function interface has been updated to
accept two vectors directly, enabling a more concise and idiomatic
usage. For example:
visstat(trees\(Girth, trees\)Height)
yields the same result as the original form:
visstat(trees, “Height”, “Girth”)
This change aligns with standard R conventions. Both calling styles remain supported for backwards compatibility.
See ?visstat, the README, or
vignette("visStatistics") for details.
.
visstat() function now returns an object of class
"visstat", enabling consistent method dispatch.print.visstat() – shows a concise summary,summary.visstat() – prints the full test and post hoc
summaries.get_samples_fact_inputfile()
no longer exported to NAMESPACE.visStatistics.Rmd documenting the
statistical decision logic, with reproducible examples illustrating each
test case.README.html and the @details
section of the main function visstat():
t.test()) is now applied when both
groups have more than 30 observations (previous threshold was 100).conf.level rather than defaulting to
0.95.pairwise.wilcox.test()) now uses the specified
conf.level.fisher.test() now correctly follows the
expected cell count thresholds.