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INLAcircular 1.0.0

Initial CRAN release

• Shows the installed version, automatic build date, and user-guide links when the package is attached.
• Preserves missing values in circular CDFs without reading outside the interpolation grid.
• Supports a vector sample-size argument in rvm() and rlavm() by using its length, as documented.
• Limits regular INLA fitting tests to two threads and keeps developer-only manual scripts and duplicate datasets out of the CRAN source archive.
• Records method citations and the attribution and reuse notices for the Acklam approximation and INLA interface declarations.
• Provides von Mises and link-adjusted von Mises d/p/q/r functions.
• Provides compiled cardioid and wrapped Cauchy densities.
• Provides a modified Bessel I implementation adapted from GSL 2.8, without requiring a system GSL installation. The package is distributed under GPL version 3 or later; upstream notices and the earlier MIT permission notice for original material are retained.
• Provides d/p/q/r PC priors for von Mises, cardioid, and wrapped Cauchy concentration parameters.
• Provides direct R-INLA and inlacc() interfaces for LAvM and joint models.
• Makes response-predictor copying automatic in covariate(response) while retaining explicit predictor = TRUE and observed-value predictor = FALSE modes.
• Provides optional graphpcor-backed LKJ multivariate random effects.
• Adds an installed HTML vignette plus automatically knitted repository HTML and PDF versions of the comprehensive user guide and function reference.
• Keeps INLA optional at installation time, requires INLA >= 25.08.21 only for model fitting, and gives actionable install/upgrade instructions when that support is unavailable or incompatible.
• Tests the native mathematical constants and likelihood code with both GCC and Clang as part of the cross-platform release workflow.

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.