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| v9→v10 | — | Cicchetti (1994) added for ICC criteria | Major | New reference for replaceability analysis | Done |
| v9→v10 | — | Shrout & Fleiss (1979) added for ICC types | Major | New reference for ICC(2,1) methodology | Done |