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Version 0.44, 2024-07-15

• Fixed link in documention

Version 0.43-1, 2023-02-19

• Revise CITATION file to use bibentry() rather than citEntry()

Version 0.42, 2022-07-10

• Include <limits.h> in a C file, for an upcoming change in R

Version 0.40, 2021-11-03

• Fixed lineupversion() to handle a case like “0.40”.

Version 0.38-3, 2020-11-16

• Fixed use of class(), for example using inherits(object, “blah”) rather than “blah” %in% class(object).

• Fixed potential problem in documentation, since plot() has moved from the graphics package to base.

• Converted documentation to use markdown

Version 0.37-11, 2019-03-06

• Fixed a bug in distee()

• Fixed test for corbetw2mat(), due to upcoming change in sample(), in R 3.6

Version 0.37-10, 2018-03-23

• Add ByteCompile to the DESCRIPTION file

Version 0.37-9, 2017-05-19

• Small changes to avoid Note about “R_registerRoutines”

Version 0.37, 2015-07-20

• Add a vignette and example data.

• calc.locallod can do calculations in parallel

Version 0.36, 2014-05-02

• Convert documentation to use roxygen2

Version 0.35, 2012-10-25

• Only minor changes

Version 0.34, 2012-10-15

• In plot2dist, make default smoothScatter=FALSE

Version 0.33, 2012-08-14

• Added function combinedist, for combining distance matrices

Version 0.32, 2012-08-08

• Added addcovar and intcovar arguments to calc.locallod.

Version 0.31, 2012-03-02

• Added NAMESPACE.

• Revised lineupversion() to use packageVersion().

Version 0.30, 2011-05-11

• This is a new package to contain tools for lining up two data matrices, to detect and correct sample mix-ups. The key examples are gene expression microarray data on a large set of samples on two tissues, or between genotype and gene expression.

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