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corrected_lasso()
with the
family = "poisson"
option. Thanks to Huang Jun for
discovering this.coef
function from glmnet
,
due to a breaking change in glmnet
.cv_gds
which computes cross-validated
generalized Dantzig selector.gds
and gmus
.coef.corrected_lasso
,
coef.gds
, coef.gmu_lasso
, and
coef.gmus
.print.corrected_lasso
,
print.cv_corrected_lasso
, print.gds
,
print.gmu_lasso
, and print.gmus
.plot.corrected_lasso
to also handle the case
of a single regularization parameter.Rglpk
on travis CI, so now
this package is back in Imports, and
lpSolveAPI
is no longer used.Rglpk
. Hence, for the development version
Rglpk
is back in Suggests, together with
lpSolveAPI
.Rglpk
back to Imports and
removed lpSolveAPI
, as the latest version of
Rglpk
passes all tests on CRAN, including osX.Fixed random number seed issue which caused test to fail in R-devel.
Internal fix to fit_corrected_lasso
and
cv_corrected_lasso
. Got rid of duplicated code by calling
the function set_radius
.
Since Rglpk
does not install automatically on macOS,
this package was moved from Imports to
Suggests. In addition, lpSolveAPI
was
added to Suggests. This means that the package should
build also on systems that do not have Rglpk
, in particular
the versions of macOS on CRAN.
The changes involved adding an optional linear solver from
lpSolveAPI
in the function musalgorithm()
.
Added a plot.gds
function, which plots the coefficients
estimated by fit_gds
.
Internal adjustment, which removed importing of external packages
into the namespace, and instead specified the functions explicitly using
::
.
tidyverse
has been removed from
Suggests field DESCRIPTION
.
dplyr
and tidyr
have been added instead.
Similarly, library(tidyverse)
in the vignette has been
replaced by library(dplyr)
, library(tidyr)
,
and library(ggplot2)
.
hdme
is now on CRAN.
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.