concurve 2.1.0

Major changes

ggconcurve() now plots both the P-values and CI level using both y-axes when the type = “consonance”. Previously, this was only possible via plot_concurve() (which uses base R graphics) because ggplot2 had a bug in its last few versions, which inhibited proper transformations in the y-axis.

plot_concurve() now has “measure” as an item which allows for ratio measures to be logarithmically scaled on the x axis. There are two options, “default”, which is set as the default option and is for mean differences, and “ratio”, which will result in the axis being logarithmically scaled.
plot_concurve() also now has a “fill” option which will allow users to choose the color of the plot.

The plotpint() function which plotted consonance functions has been repackaged into ggconcurve().
The plotsint() function which plotted surprisal functions has been repackaged into ggconcurve().
Functions can now also be plotted with base R via the plot_concurve() function.
Consonance functions can be plotted as a pyramid (right side up) or inverted (upside down) via the “position” item in ggconcurve().
Null values (for means & ratios) can be plotted via the ggconcurve() function to show how much of the interval surrounds it.
Log transformations included in all the plotting functions for ratio measures.
Parallel programming has now been implemented into the computations via the mclapply() function from the parallel package.

Can produce consonance and surprisal functions for correlations via the corrintervals() function.
Now able to construct consonance and surprisal functions from the point estiate, and confidence limits via the rev_eng() function.
Graphs produced via the plotpint() or plotsint() function now able to take custom titles, subtitles, x-axis titles, and captions.

Can now produce consonance and surprisal functions for survival data produced with the survival package.