Tests for TTR, and similar, packages

Worik,

One of the chief advantages of open source is the ability to
scrutinize the code yourself.  This is miles ahead of anything a
closed solution could allow.  So you are ahead of the game already.
Of course you have to read the code...

Second advantage is that widely used packages (FREE makes many users)
get lots of eyeballs.  That isn't a guarantee of anything of course,
but it should add to your confidence.

The above said, OSS is OSS, without warranty expressed or implied OF ANY KIND.

Of course trust in anything is subject to doubt.  Compiler?  R?  OS?
Do you have ECC RAM? How's your data?

In a perfect world we of course would have perfect regression suites
that test all unknowns.
Clearly life isn't perfect.

What WOULD be valuable is the addition of YOUR tests.  So write some,
instead of asking, and contribute the second half of the puzzle to the
community.

Thanks in advance!!
Jeff

Are there any test sets that can be used with the TTR packages to verify they
work as they should?

I will be using them soon in some academic projects and the issue of
reliability is weighing heavily on my mind.

cheers
Worik

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