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BayesSUR 2.3-0

• Make arma::inv as an alternative to arma::inv_sympd in the case of a matrix is singular or not positive definite
• Fixed a bug about HRR model introduced in v2.2-0 by bringing back the control of a_omega and b_omega in function BayesSUR()
• Fixed a bug in function SUR_Chain::stepWGibbs() for extracting a submatrix
• Simplified the calculation in function SUR_Chain::logPGamma

BayesSUR 2.2-1

• Fixed a bug about SUR_Chain.cpp introduced in version 2.2-0
• Fixed argument mrfG index issue in function BayesSUR()

BayesSUR 2.2-0

• Fixed a bug about the use of temperature parameter in HRR_Chain.cpp, also minor update in SUR_Chain.cpp
• Fixed random effects’ sampler HRR_Chain::stepW0()
• Added argument beta.type in function plotEstimator() to plot MPM coefficient estimates
• Fixed argument mrfG index issue in function BayesSUR()

BayesSUR 2.1-7

• Increased the threshold of predictor dimension to 100000 (previously 5000) when pre-computing XtX
• Minor changes of the parameter updates of the HRR models, especially in function step()

BayesSUR 2.1-6

• Fixed issues of knitr VignetteBuilder and README

BayesSUR 2.1-5

• Updated citation, added README and one more vignette

BayesSUR 2.1-4

• Fixed a documentation issue by adding @alias BayesSUR-package

BayesSUR 2.1-3

• Updated C++11 specification to current default of C++17
• Cleaned R scripts

BayesSUR 2.1-2

• Fixed gcc-UBSAN error reference binding to null pointer in SUR_Chain.cpp:3818

BayesSUR 2.1-1

• Fixed R session aborted fatal error

BayesSUR 2.1-0

• Fixed an issue with omp_set_num_threads that did not work

BayesSUR 2.0-1

• Code update

BayesSUR 2.0-0

• Major update, introducing random effects for mandatory variables without variable selection.

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