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Xpose version 4.4.0 released   2012-10-17

Xpose version 4.3.5 released   2012-04-19

Xpose version 4.3.4 released   2012-04-14

Xpose package xpose4generic version 4.3.3 released   2011-01-21
A new version of the package xpose4generic has been released.

Xpose version 4.3.2 released   2010-11-30
A new version of Xpose has been released.

Xpose version 4.3.0 released   2010-10-23 16:46 - Xpose
A new version of Xpose has been released. Lots of new plots and features. Note that, installation of Xpose has been simplified; it is now available through the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN). See http://xpose.sourceforge.net/docs_install.php for more details.
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Xpose 4.2.1 released   2010-05-26 10:04 - Xpose
* Changed the behaviour of xpose.multiple.plot.default. Now
multiple plots are returned as objects just like single plots are
(no automatic printing from the function that created the plot
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Xpose 4.1.0 released   2009-11-29 12:05 - Xpose
We have updated xpose for NONMEM 7 as well as added functions for odd type (categorical, TTE, count) plots including VPCs.
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Xpose 4 release 4 available   2008-12-14 12:33 - Xpose
This release makes Xpose 4 compatible with R 2.8.0. We have updated the method for opening graphical devices to be consistent with the new methods used in R version 2.8.0. Other changes are considered minor. Please see the change-log for more information.
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Xpose 4 release 3 available   2008-10-24 10:31 - Xpose
A minor fix. In the previous release, in compute.cwres(), a debugging flag had been left in the file resulting in R going into debugging mode when this function was called. This has been fixed in this release.
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New Developments

Visual and Numerical predictive check plots now available in Xpose!

In concert with Perl-speaks-NONMEM (PsN), we have developed tools to compute and visualize both the visual predictive check (VPC) and the numerical predictive check (NPC). PsN is used to create the simulations in NONMEM using the commands "npc" and "vpc". Then Xpose takes over and reads the output from PsN and creates the plots. The two new functions are:

PsN is freely available at psn.sf.net

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