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@Felixmil Felixmil released this 08 Jan 15:44

Breaking changes

  • Function sensitivityCalculation() with renamed parameter pkDataFilePath
    to saOutputFilePath and updated output files to include PK parameter units (#696).

  • Function sensitivityCalculation() now accepts variationRange as both absolute
    and relative values, specified by the variationType parameter. Added support
    for passing variationRange as a list, allowing individual variations for
    each parameter in parameterPaths (#731).

Major Changes

  • createDefaultProjectConfiguration is now soft-deprecated in favor of
    createProjectConfiguration. (#692)

  • ProjectConfiguration fields have been renamed to be more consistant and
    easier to understand. (#692)

  • Files and folders names in project directory have been harmonized and
    improved (#692)

    • Parameters folder is now Configurations
    • Populations folder is now PopulationsCSV
    • ApplicationParameters.xslx file is now Applications.xlsx
    • PopulationParameters.xslx file is now Populations.xlsx
    • Previous directory structure is still supported but deprecated.
  • {ospsuite.parameteridentification} is not longer a dependency of
    {esqlabsR}.

Minor improvements and bug fixes

  • When an application protocol defined for a scenario is not found in the excel
    file, an error is thrown.

  • Handle simulation failures in sensitivityCalculation (#694).

  • Function sensitivityCalculation() supports new parameter
    customOutputFunctions, allowing user-defined functions for PK parameter
    calculation (#685).

  • Function sensitivitySpiderPlot now supports xAxisType and yAxisType
    options for switching between percent and absolute values (#695).

  • Function sensitivityCalculation() will throw more informative messages
    when outputPaths or parameterPaths is not a character vector or NULL
    (#712).

  • Embedded Shiny Application were removed. (#736). Function Visualizer can
    be found in its dedicated
    repository
    while
    Unit Converter is available as a RStudio Addin
    here.

  • Test ospsuite plotting functions are compatible with esqlabsPlotConfiguration
    (#733).