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tern.mmrm

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Create MMRM TLGs using lme4 and tern

An MMRM tabulation package that has published nothing since its 2024 CRAN releases.

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Current state
tern.mmrm wraps mixed models for repeated measures into the tern tabulation and plotting layer used by teal clinical modules. The visible history ends with three CRAN releases in mid-to-late 2024; before that the feed carries only automated version bumps from 2022. The most recent change adds axis limit arguments to the LS-means plot.
Where it's heading
Content per release is thin and largely organisational: a maintainer change, replacing scda with random.cdisc.data in vignettes, and adapting to new {mmrm} versions. The package appears to be in maintenance, tracking its upstream dependency rather than developing independently.
Prediction
Nothing here signals new functionality; the realistic next event is another compatibility release when {mmrm} or {rtables} changes underneath it.

Recent moves

  1. 1y ago

    Axis limits added to the LS-means plot

    g_mmrm_lsmeans() gains xlimits and ylimits arguments, the only user-facing change in the release; the rest is workflow propagation and a test fix ahead of an upcoming {mmrm} CRAN version.

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  2. 2y ago

    Maintainer change and scda replaced in vignettes

    An organisational release: maintainership passes to Joe Zhu and the vignettes switch their example data from scda to random.cdisc.data.

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  3. 2y ago

    CRAN 0.3.0 release, mostly workflow housekeeping

    The change list is dominated by workflow propagation and staged-dependency updates, with an adaptation to a new {mmrm} version as the only functional item.

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  4. 3y ago

    2022_10_13

    An automated version bump from 0.2.0.9006 to 0.2.1 with no release content.

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  5. 3y ago

    2022_08_16

    A pre-release branch merge carrying no described user-facing change.

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  6. 4y ago

    2022_06_09: [skip vbump] (#63)

    A version-bump commit with no content beyond the bump itself.

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