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I will add benchmark data for 1.2.0, 1.2.2 and 1.2.3 for better
comparison
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Now with working pathway fits using SFORB-SFO2 (only two parallel
metabolites instead of three) as the data for compound Ia was not
sufficient for a reliable fit.
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with the custom lsoda call, avoiding repeated getNativeSymbolInfo calls.
It's just that we should not be calling foreign functions from different
packages, because the may change without notice. Using
getNativeSymbolInfo for "call_lsoda" avoids the CRAN note, and a similar
call could probably be used for "unlock_solver", avoiding the NOTE in
checks for cran, but we should not do this in a CRAN package.
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We now directly import from rlang and vctrs, which were indirect
dependencies anyways. purrr::map_dfr is deprecated in the upcoming purrr
1.0, and depends on dplyr (since when?) which is only suggested by
purrr. This would lead new installations of mkin to fail if dplyr is not
installed as well.
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This cleans up the startup message. Loading parallel is not
that important, users wanting to use it will know what to do.
Also, add codemeta.json to .Rbuildignore
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Also, add a method for gathering convergence information
and a method for gathering information on ill-defined parameters
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Thanks to Tomas Kalibera for his analysis of the problem on the
r-package-devel mailing list and for the suggestion on how to
fix it. See the current benchmark vignette for the new data
on mkin 1.1.1 with R 4.2.1, with unprecedented performance.
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This also adds the first benchmark results obtained on my laptop system
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- New argument 'default_log_parms' for mean_degparms()
- 'plot.mixed.mmkin': Pass the frame argument also to residual plots,
take the 'default_log_parms' argument for 'mean_degparms' used for
constructing approximate population curves, plot population curve last
to avoid that it is covered by data
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I am postponing my attempts to get the nlmixr interface to CRAN, given
some problems with nlmixr using R-devel under Windows, see
https://github.com/nlmixrdevelopment/nlmixr/issues/596
and
https://github.com/r-hub/rhub/issues/512,
which is fixed by the removal of nlmixr from the testsuite.
For the tests to be more platform independent, the biphasic mixed
effects models test dataset was defined in a way that fitting
should be more robust (less ill-defined).
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Evaluations with nlme, saemix and nlmixr are included
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- All degradation models are specified as ODE models. This appears to be
fast enough
- Error models are being translated to nlmixr as close to the mkin error
model as possible. When using the 'saem' backend, it appears not to be
possible to use the same error model for more than one observed variable
- No support yet for models with parallel formation of metabolites, where
the ilr transformation is used in mkin per default
- There is a bug in nlmixr which appears to be triggered if the data are
not balanced, see nlmixrdevelopment/nlmixr#530
- There is a print and a plot method, the summary method is not finished
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Also bump version to 1.0.3.
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Run make testcheck to regenerate logs with merge conflicts
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mkinfit: Keep model names stored in mkinmod objects, avoiding their loss in gmkin
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Also after the upgrade from buster to bullseye of my local system, some
test results for saemix have changed.
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Remove tests relying on non-convergence of the FOMC fit to the FOCUS A
dataset, as this is platform dependent. After the upgrade, the fit
converges on this system as well, although neither ATLAS is used, nor R
was configured disabling long doubles (these were the conditions under
which the tests failed on CRAN).
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The errors in the example code were in the \dontrun sections, so they
were not caught by CRAN checks. In addition, the static help files
generated with pkgdown were cached, so I noticed the errors only
after completely regenerating the documentation for version 1.0.0.
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