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coconots 2.0.4

Bug fixes

• Fixed a heap buffer over-read reported by CRAN’s valgrind check. The post-hoc log-likelihood for Poisson models with covariates reused the Generalized-Poisson parameter slicing, which drops eta. Poisson models carry no eta, so the slicing also discarded the first covariate coefficient and passed a coefficient vector one element shorter than the number of covariate columns to likelihoodGP1cov() / likelihoodGP2cov(), which then read one double past the end of that vector on every observation. The stored $likelihood (and hence AIC/BIC) was wrong for these models; parameter estimates and standard errors were unaffected.
• likelihoodGP2cov() clamped an underflowing per-observation likelihood to 1/10^-12 = 1e+12, rewarding the optimizer for entering the degenerate region. It now clamps to 1e-12.
• The order-2 starting-value shrink loops assigned to a dead variable, so alpha3 never shrank and the loop could fail to terminate.
• cocoReg() with a data.frame xreg overwrote data instead of coercing xreg.
• cocoSoc() now forwards its julia argument to the internal cocoReg() fits and to cocoScore(), instead of hardcoding julia = TRUE when scoring.
• Julia result dictionaries are now read by key name rather than by integer position, which depended on Julia’s hash iteration order and could shift silently across Julia versions.

Performance

• cocoReg() gained a live cores argument. The order-2 likelihood kernels of the RCPP backend are multithreaded via std::thread; accumulation stays serial in the original order, so results are bit-identical for any thread count. cores defaults to the number of physical cores minus one, capped at 2 while _R_CHECK_LIMIT_CORES_ is set.
• Estimation kernels and the assessment tools (cocoScore(), cocoPit(), cocoResid(), cocoBoot(), rgenpois()) were rewritten around batched density evaluations, lookup tables and memoization. Numerical results are unchanged (order-1 paths exactly, order-2 paths to ~1 ulp).
• JULIA_NUM_THREADS is now set to the number of physical cores minus one before the first JuliaConnectoR call, unless the user already set it. A Julia process otherwise starts single-threaded, leaving Coconots.jl’s threaded likelihood idle.

coconots 2.0.3

• Added a softplus link function for the conditional mean of the innovation rate in cocoReg() (covariate models). Uses a numerically stable formulation, is smooth everywhere, and guarantees a positive rate.
• Added S3 summary methods for forecast objects (cocoForecast, cocoForecastCollection) returning a data frame of point forecasts (mean, median, mode) and prediction intervals per forecast horizon.

coconots 2.0.1

• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.
• Added new S3 methods for an object created with cocoReg.

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