Changes in version 0.3.0 - New custom brms family hurdle_acat for hurdle partial credit models (H-PCM). This is written by Kristoffer Magnusson - Several adapted (experimental) functions for H-PCM, all using the *_hpcm suffix. - infit_statistic_hpcm() - q3_statistic_hpcm() - item_parameters_hpcm() - person_parameters_hpcm() - RMUreliability_hpcm() - plot_icc_hpcm() - plot_targeting_hpcm() - Bug fix(ish) - changed post processing functions to use median_hdci() instead of median_hdi() to avoid issues with multimodal posteriors. Changes in version 0.2.0.1 (2026-04-23) - Fix for plot_icc() theta values. Changes in version 0.2.0 (2026-03-28) - Updates: - infit_statistic() is now faster and defaults to not output outfit statistics, since these are of dubious value (see Müller 2020 and Johansson, 2025). - item_restscore_statistic() is now faster and has output similar to infit_post(). - q3_statistic() is now faster and has output similar to infit_post(). - plot_residual_pca() is now faster. - Three post-processing helper functions that output a list with result table(s) and a plot: - infit_post() for the output of infit_statistic() - item_restscore_post() for the output of item_restscore_statistic() - q3_post() for the output of q3_statistic() - Other new functions: - plot_icc() can both produce a basic conditional Item Characteristic Curves plot and optionally a DIF ICC plot, the latter also reporting a partial gamma DIF magnitude coefficient. This is inspired by iarm::ICCplot() - item_parameters() to retrieve item threshold locations - person_parameters() to retrieve person locations (latent scores) using EAP and WLE, and also a transformation table from ordinal sum score to EAP/WLE. - posterior_to_prior() that extracts priors from a brmsfit model that may be useful in model fit assessment. An article will be added later, exploring this further. - plot_tile(), plot_bars(), and plot_stackedbars() uses wide format item data to create plots to review response patterns. Changes in version 0.1.0 (2026-03-11) - Initial release.