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TruncExpFam 1.2.1

• Increased tolerance on unit test (issue #114)

TruncExpFam 1.2.0

• Implemented ptrunc() and qtrunc() for all distributions (issue #54)
• Refactoring (issue #104, #112)
• Fixed bugs related to using the Negative Binomial with mu instead of prob (issue #107)
• Fixed domain validation on Negative Binomial and Inverse Gamma
• Added domain validation to rtrunc(..., faster = TRUE) (issue #109)
• Added faster argument to rtrunc() aliases (issue #110)
• Improved calculation of cumulative densities (issue #113)

TruncExpFam 1.1.1

• Fixed UseMethod() no longer forwarding local variables from the generic on R-devel (issue #103)

TruncExpFam 1.1.0

• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.
• Added support for simple numeric-class vectors on mlEstimationTruncDist() (issue #95)
• Improved linting (issue #83)
• Improved unit test coverage (issues #66, #82)
• Improved output format (issues #89, #94)
• Improved documentation (issue #86)
• Improved ML estimation (issues #84, #85, #90, #92)
• Improved parameter parsing (issue #74)
• Simplified codebase (issues #91, #77, #78)
• Added a vignette (issue #53)
• Enabled usage of parameters2natural() and natural2parameters() with numeric vectors (issue #88)
• Faster calculation of rtrunc() for continuous distributions (issue #78)
• Faster calculation of rtrunc() for discrete distributions (issue #77)
• Created package page on https://ocbe-uio.github.io/TruncExpFam/ (issues #100, #101)
• Reclassified eta and parms arguments as parms_* instead of trunc_* (issue #97)

TruncExpFam 1.0.1

• Hotfix for package documentation (https://github.com/r-lib/roxygen2/issues/1491)
• Improved argument consistency between generic and methods

TruncExpFam 1.0.0

• CRAN debut

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