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crps()
computation for censored and
truncated Student’s T distributions in the scoringRules
package, some example output in ?CensoredStudentsT
and
?TruncatedStudentsT
was in error. The problem has been
fixed in version 1.1.3 of scoringRules
and reference output
in crch
was updated.Improved implementations of expectation and variance of censored and truncated normal distributions (contributed by Ioannis Kosmidis).
Turned vignette("crch", package = "crch")
from
Sweave into Quarto vignettes. Some improvements/updates in the
text.
New package web page (via
altdoc
/quarto
) at https://topmodels.R-Forge.R-project.org/crch/
Achim Zeileis takes over maintenance from Jakob W. Messner. Added Ioannis Kosmidis and Georg J. Mayr as contributors.
crps()
method to be
consistent with the generic.Added methods for is_discrete()
and
is_continuous()
for the new distributions3
objects.
Replaced deprecated C function finite()
with
isfinite()
(again).
Added support for distributions3
workflows for censored and truncated normal, logistic, and Student’s t
distributions: CensoredNormal()
,
TruncatedNormal()
, CensoredLogistic()
,
TruncatedLogistic()
, CensoredStudentsT()
,
TruncatedStudentsT()
. See the corresponding manual pages
for examples illustrating how to work with the distributions in
practice, for computing moments, probabilities, densities, simulating
random values, etc.
Added prodist()
method for extracting the
distributions3
objects above from fitted crch
objects, either in-sample or out-of-sample.
Bug fix in the computation of the mean of censored or truncated logistic distributions with large (or infinite) censoring/truncation points.
finite()
with
isfinite()
.Added argument type
to crch()
which can
be set to "crps"
for parameter estimation with minimum CRPS
instead of maximum likelihood.
Added S3 method for crps()
from
scoringRules
for crch
objects.
Improvements for the predict()
method:
"parameter"
, "density"
,
"probability"
, and "crps"
.type = "response"
now the expected value and not
the location parameter is returned (not equal for censored and truncated
distributions). For better backward compatibility, the default type is
set to "location"
.Added pit()
, rootogram()
, and
simulate()
methods for crch
objects.
Changed argument names mean
and sd
to
location
and scale
in logistic and Student’s t
distribution functions
Added new function crch.stabsel()
for stability
selection based on
crch.boost.fit()
. Some S3 methods for the returned class
stabsel.crch
are also provided.
New release accompanying the R Journal paper: Heteroscedastic Censored and
Truncated Regression with crch by Messner, Mayr, and Zeileis. See
also citation("crch")
.
Added estfun()
method for crch
objects
The crch()
function now supports coefficient
optimization by boosting to automatically select the most relevant input
variables in high-dimensional data settings. Extractor and plotting
functions for corresponding crch.boost
objects are also
available.
Transferred functions to estimate density, distribution, score, and Hessian matrices to C code to accelerate coefficient optimization.
Added option to crch()
to avoid computation of
covariance matrix.
Added left
and right
arguments to
predict.crch()
and predict.crch.boost()
to
allow quantile predictions for non-constant censoring or truncation
points.
Added model.matrix()
and model.frame()
methods for crch
objects
Bug fix in predict.crch()
: In previous versions
predictions for models with other link functions than the log gave wrong
results
Added vignette to introduce the crch()
function with
some theoretical background and an illustrating example:
vignette("crch", package = "crch")
The crch()
function now also supports truncated
responses. Furthermore added a wrapper function trch()
to
fit truncated regression models.
crch()
: Analytical gradients and Hessian matrices
are provided for most models to speed up maximum likelihood optimization
(not available for Student’s t distribution with degrees of freedom
estimation).
crch()
: For the scale model a link function can now
be specified ("log"
, "identity"
, or
"quadratic"
). In previous version only the log was
supported.
Added functions for probability density, cumulative distribution, random numbers, and quantiles for censored and truncated normal, logistic, and Student’s t distributions.
The residuals()
method for crch
objects
now also provides quantile residuals (Dunn and Smyth 1996).
Added update()
method for crch
objects.
citation("crch")
for the accompanying manuscripts. Note
that the interface of both crch()
and hxlr()
is still under development and might change in future versions of the
package.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.