Changes in version 2.2.18 (2026-10-24)                 

Changes:

1.  CRAN submission

                       Changes in version 2.2.17                        

Changes:

1.  Explicit call to dplyr in CreateEvalCohort

                       Changes in version 2.2.16                        

Changes:

1.  Bug fix for new version of PLP

                       Changes in version 2.2.15                        

Changes:

1.  Update model cohort build for faster performance

                       Changes in version 2.2.14                        

Changes:

1.  Update evaluation cohort build for faster performance

                       Changes in version 2.2.13                        

Changes:

1.  Bug fix in PLP parameters

                       Changes in version 2.2.12                        

Changes:

1.  Update model and evaluation cohort sql files to remove temporary
    files

                       Changes in version 2.2.11                        

Changes:

1.  Update evaluation cohort processing to allow multiple matches with
    comparative phenotype algorithm

                       Changes in version 2.2.10                        

Changes:

1.  Add parameter to force evaluation visits to be only within the start
    and end dates of the cohort
2.  Bug fix within time-at-risk calculation

                        Changes in version 2.2.9                        

Changes:

1.  Allow for a designated Case cohort to use for comparisons between
    cases and non-cases when viewing false postives and negatives
2.  Allow for use of evaluation saved PLP data when flag for data save
    is TRUE
3.  Replace duplicate names for shiny output
4.  Create the cohort definition set within the tool for shiny use
5.  Correct bug when there are NA's in test phenotype
6.  Reduce constraints on xSpec cohort allowing for more subjects to be
    included within the cohort

                        Changes in version 2.2.8                        

Changes:

1.  Add capability to supply custom visit occurrence table to increase
    speed of processing for extremely large visit occurrence tables
2.  Bug fix in sql files needed in sql server

                        Changes in version 2.2.7                        

Changes:

1.  Add capability to use exisitng model for a run
2.  Bug fix for getPopnPrev.sql needed in sql server

                        Changes in version 2.2.6                        

Changes:

1.  add in additional parameters for output csv models
2.  add default value for xSens cohort as prevalence cohort

                        Changes in version 2.2.3                        

Changes:

1.  Added capability to supply designated model cohort instead of using
    xSpec
2.  Added parameters to ensure correct offset from start and end of
    observation period
3.  Created output csv files to be used in shiny applications as well as
    for easier access to results

                        Changes in version 2.2.2                        

Changes:

1.  Eliminate evaluation population as an input parameter
2.  Add capability to input special inclusion rules for evaluation
    cohort
3.  Add capability to input special exclusion rules for evaluation
    cohort
4.  Add parameter to set the number of false positive and negative
    examples saved for analysis

                        Changes in version 2.2.0                        

Changes:

1.  Add capability to create simpler xSpec cohorts not based on visit
    dates
2.  Add capability to have PheValuator generate the evaluation cohort
    automatically
3.  Use a faster method to develop predicted probabilities for
    evaluation cohort
4.  Include a set of subjects designated as true and false positives and
    negatives in output

                       Changes in version 2.1.13                        

Changes:

1.  Put unit in testing in place for inclusion in HADES.

                        Changes in version 2.0.0                        

Changes:

1.  Major overhaul of the code base and functions, aimed at improving
    stability, consistency with other OHSDI packages, and usability.