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betaselectr

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Betas-Select in Structural Equation Models and Linear Models

Standardised coefficients for models where standardising everything is wrong — but the feed only links out

standardised-coefficientsregressionpsychometricscranr-package
Current state
betaselectr computes standardised coefficients selectively, for models where blanket standardisation misleads — interaction terms, categorical predictors and moderated effects, where standardising the product term or a dummy variable produces a number that does not mean what readers assume. It has been on CRAN since November 2024 across three releases. What those releases contain cannot be determined from this feed.
Where it's heading
This changelog carries no release content. Every entry is a pointer to the CRAN page and to a changelog hosted on the package's own site, so the direction of development is not readable from what is published here. What the version numbers alone support is a package that reached CRAN in late 2024 and has issued two patch releases since, at roughly six-month intervals, without a minor version bump.
Prediction
No prediction is supportable from these entries; the feed would need to carry actual release notes, or the package's own site would need to be read directly, before its direction could be called.

Recent moves

  1. 9mo ago

    CRAN Release 0.1.3

    A patch release whose contents are not in the feed — the entry is a link to CRAN and to release notes hosted elsewhere. Sequence and timing suggest routine maintenance, but nothing here confirms what changed.

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  2. 1y ago

    CRAN Release 0.1.2

    Another pointer-only entry, six months after the first CRAN release. The changelog it references lives on the package site rather than in this feed, so the substance is not readable here.

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  3. 1y ago

    CRAN Release 0.1.0

    The package's arrival on CRAN, announced with install instructions and a link to release notes hosted off-feed. It establishes availability without describing capability.

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