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Version 0.2.5 (Current GitHub Version)

• Fixed bug in dExponentialGrowth() causing memory allocation problems.
• Added alternative parametrisation for logistic growth model (dLogisticGrowth2())
• Updated plot functions to allow user defined x and y labels.
• Added option to specify line width in modelPlot()

Version 0.2.1 (CRAN Version)

• NEW Distributions:
  • Trapezoidal Distribution.
  • Asymmetric Laplace Distribution
• Updated version of modelPlot() function.
• Fixed error in compare.models() following changes in WAIC storing after nimble version 0.12.x

Version 0.1.2

• Fixes an installation error affecting Oracle Solaris 10, x86, 32 bit, R release, Oracle Developer Studio 12.6

Version 0.1.1

First release including the following key features: * Custom population growth models (dExponentialGrowth.R, dLogisticGrowth.R,dDoubleExponentialGrowth.R, dExponentialLogisticGrowth.R, and dLogisticExponentialGrowth.R) * A nimbleFunction for linear interpolation required for calibration (interpLin.R) * Several diagnostic functions and posterior predictive checks, including agreement index (agreementIndex.R), correlation analyses of fitted and observed SPDs (postPredCor.R), simulation based comparison between observed SPD and fitted model (postPredSPD.R). * Several plot functions for displaying posterior distributions (postHPDplot.R), growth models (modelPlot.R), and posterior predictive checks (plot.spdppc.R). * Utility function for facilitating model comparison via WAIC (compare.models.R) * IntCal20, ShCal20, and Marine20 calibration curves. * A vignette with sample workflows and a tutorial.

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