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likelihood.model 0.9.1

New Features

• Added interval censoring support to likelihood_name() via ob_col_upper parameter
• Input validation in likelihood_name() constructor: checks that distribution functions exist
• Parameter count validation in prepare_args_list() with clear error messages
• Warning on unrecognized censoring values (e.g., typos like “righ”)
• Auto-switch from Nelder-Mead to BFGS for 1-dimensional optimization
• New Fisherian inference functions: support(), relative_likelihood(), likelihood_interval(), profile_loglik(), evidence()
• New exponential_lifetime model with closed-form MLE and right-censoring support
• New fisher_mle and fisher_boot result objects with full S3 method suite

Bug Fixes

• Fixed rowSums error in likelihood_contr_model score for single-parameter models
• Fixed print.likelihood_model crash when ob_col is NULL (e.g., for contr models)

algebraic.mle Integration

• New re-exported generics from algebraic.mle: params(), nparams(), observed_fim(), obs(), mse()
• Methods for fisher_mle objects provide a unified interface across the likelihood ecosystem

Documentation

• New algebraic-mle-integration vignette demonstrating the three-package ecosystem (likelihood.model + algebraic.mle + algebraic.dist)
• Expanded likelihood-name-model vignette: left-censoring, interval censoring, mixed types, Fisherian inference, multiple distributions
• Expanded likelihood-contributions vignette: Case 2 inference, single-parameter example, best practices, interpretive prose for computed results
• New getting-started vignette with comprehensive introduction
• New exponential-lifetime vignette

likelihood.model 0.9.0

• Initial public release with likelihood_name(), likelihood_contr_model, and weibull_uncensored

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