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HDNRA 2.1.0

New features

  • Added WZ2026.GLHTBF.2cNRT(), an F-type normal-reference test for heteroscedastic high-dimensional general linear hypothesis testing (GLHT) problems.
  • WZ2026.GLHTBF.2cNRT() supports the grouped-data GLHTBF interface WZ2026.GLHTBF.2cNRT(Y, G, n, p), where Y is a list of groupwise data matrices, G is the raw full-row-rank contrast matrix, n is the vector of group sample sizes, and p is the common data dimension.
  • The new GLHTBF F-type routine implements a trace-studentized quadratic contrast statistic with Welch–Satterthwaite two-cumulant F-type normal-reference calibration.
  • The returned NRtest object reports the test statistic, p-value, fitted numerator and denominator degrees of freedom, and the corresponding approximation method.
  • The new GLHTBF F-type routine can be used for both omnibus one-way MANOVA-type hypotheses and targeted rank-one contrast hypotheses through the same grouped-data interface.
  • Added CCXH2024.GLHTBF.2cNRT() for the rank-one scale-invariant GLHTBF normal-reference procedure of Cao et al. (2024).
  • Added LHNB2025.GLHTBF.NABT() for the rank-one random-integration GLHTBF normal-approximation procedure of Li et al. (2025).

Documentation and examples

  • Updated the GLHTBF documentation to clarify that the software argument G is the raw contrast matrix supplied by the user; the normalized contrast matrix and the induced contrast operator are constructed internally.
  • Added examples showing how to call WZ2026.GLHTBF.2cNRT() for omnibus and rank-one GLHTBF analyses using grouped data.
  • Updated the method inventory so that the newly added GLHTBF routines are listed under the correct problem class and calibration family.
  • Updated references to the proposed statistic TNEW so that its callable routine is consistently recorded as WZ2026.GLHTBF.2cNRT().
  • Expanded package references and documentation entries for the newly added GLHTBF procedures.

Improvements

  • Standardized input validation for the new GLHTBF routines, including checks on the groupwise data list Y, contrast matrix G, sample-size vector n, and common dimension p.
  • Improved consistency of returned approximation fields across GLHTBF normal-reference routines.
  • Kept the new F-type implementation inversion-free and compatible with HDLSS settings where the sample covariance matrices may be singular.
  • Updated exported functions, manual pages, examples, and package metadata for the new GLHTBF additions.
  • Improved consistency between the package description, method inventory, documentation, and simulation workflow.

Bug fixes

  • Fixed minor documentation inconsistencies in GLHTBF examples and method descriptions.
  • Fixed possible mismatches between newly exported GLHTBF function names, examples, and test scripts.
  • Corrected minor typographical and formatting issues in package documentation.

HDNRA 2.0.1

CRAN release: 2024-10-22

  • Renamed the function BS1996.TS.NART to BS1996.TS.NABT for consistency.
  • Fixed several typos in the documentation and function names.
  • Corrected several typographical errors in the documentation and function names to improve clarity and usability.
  • Replaced deprecated save-always with actions/cache@v3 in GitHub Actions workflow.
  • Enhanced GitHub Actions performance by implementing caching for R package dependencies, leading to faster build times and improved CI efficiency.

HDNRA 2.0.0

CRAN release: 2024-10-18

  • The function name has been changed. The title, example, output format of the function have been changed, and some typos have also been corrected.

  • Added a helper function to ‘HDNRA.cpp’ file in order to improve computation speed; updated the code of all functions to facilitate faster computation.

  • Added an ‘NRtest.object’ to output an S3 class ‘NRtest’ for our package, and also constructed a corresponding print function to output the appropriate format.

  • Added a ‘zzz.R’ file to manage package startup messages and initialization.

HDNRA 1.0.0

CRAN release: 2024-02-27

  • Initial CRAN submission.