The functions listed here are defunct: they have been removed and calling one is an error. They are retained as stubs so that old scripts fail with a message naming the current replacement, rather than an opaque "could not find function".
They date from the reorganization in which the interval constructors
were renamed to a common curve_* prefix and the several plotting
functions were consolidated into a single ggcurve().
plotpint(...)
plotsint(...)
ggconcurve(...)
plot_concurve(...)
meanintervals(...)
metaintervals(...)
genintervals(...)
corrintervals(...)
survintervals(...)
likintervals(...)
rev_eng(...)These functions never return. Each signals an error of class
defunctError.
| Defunct | Use instead |
plotpint() | ggcurve() |
plotsint() | ggcurve() |
ggconcurve() | ggcurve() |
plot_concurve() | ggcurve() |
meanintervals() | curve_mean() |
metaintervals() | curve_meta() |
genintervals() | curve_gen() |
corrintervals() | curve_corr() |
survintervals() | curve_surv() |
likintervals() | curve_lik() |
rev_eng() | curve_rev() |
The replacements are not drop-in: the curve_* functions return a
classed concurve list of three elements (the interval function, the
density, and a summary table) rather than a bare data frame, and
ggcurve() takes the first element of that list together with a type
argument. See vignette("examples", package = "concurve").