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colvR 0.2.2

Changes

• Removed internal test function cpp_test_packing() which triggered a -Wmismatched-new-delete warning with GCC 16.

colvR 0.2.1

Changes

• Explanation of acronyms
• Removal of console output from Miss.ZIPLNPCA_Steps()

colvR 0.2.0

Breaking changes

• Predictions.marginales() has been removed: use Predictions(type = "marginal").
• select_model_bic() now returns a list with the criterion values, the selected latent dimension (q_star) and the corresponding fit (fit_star), instead of a vector of BIC values.
• In Miss.PLNPCA(), q is now the third argument, as in Miss.ZIPLNPCA().
• The example dataset fuligule_milouin has been replaced by waterbird, with anonymized sites and years and without the latitude covariate.

New features

• Predictions() gains the arguments type (conditional or marginal intervals), probs (quantile levels), output (draws, latent variables and parameter draws in addition to the intervals), cl (parallel VE steps) and verbose.
• New function ICL(), the Integrated Completed Likelihood.
• select_model_bic() gains the arguments criterion (BIC or ICL) and model.
• BIC() gains the argument model ("ZIPLNPCA" or "PLNPCA").

Bug fixes

• BIC() now counts 2d regression parameters for the ZIP-PLN-PCA model, and d or pd for the PLN-PCA model, depending on the design.
• select_model_bic() now works with non-contiguous values of latents.
• In the Miss.ZIPLNPCA*() functions, pred$predicted is now the ZIP expectation xi * A, consistent with imputed.
• Predictions() no longer fails when q = 1.

Other changes

• All examples are now runnable, on small simulated data.
• New unit tests for the selection criteria, select_model_bic(), Predictions() and Miss.ZIPLNPCA().
• All messages are now in English.

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They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.