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Consider adding sigma as another argument to cbc_design for Bayesian D-efficient designs to have more control over priors (see here). Done with v0.6.0. Handled with new cbc_priors() function.
Update cbc_power() to return a new class object of all of the estimated models and then create a print and summary method for this class that shows key information (see here). Done as of v0.6.0, which implements a new class structure for all cbc_* functions. The cbc_power() function returns a cbc_power class object with print, summary, and plot methods. Users can get entire models back as well, see here
I'm just collecting some todo items here from existing issues:
Consider adding support for naming the attribute levels in theDone with v0.6.0priorsarguments forcbc_choicesandcbc_design(see The order of priors in cbc_design and its connection to cbc_profiles #24).Consider addingDone with v0.6.0. Handled with newsigmaas another argument tocbc_designfor Bayesian D-efficient designs to have more control over priors (see here).cbc_priors()function.Minimize overlap / avoid full overlap inDone with v0.6.0. New methods incbc_designrequest: minimize overlap or avoid full overlap in cbc_design() #30.cbc_design()for minimizing overlap, specifically"minoverlap"method.Randomize order across respondents request: randomize question/alternatives par respondents #29Done with v0.6.0.full / orthogonal methods returnNo longer relevant as of v0.6.0.NAcbc_design(method = full/orthogonal) returns a design with NA #28UpdateDone as of v0.6.0, which implements a new class structure for allcbc_power()to return a new class object of all of the estimated models and then create aprintandsummarymethod for this class that shows key information (see here).cbc_*functions. Thecbc_power()function returns acbc_powerclass object withprint,summary, andplotmethods. Users can get entire models back as well, see here