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A minor release mainly fixing bugs and typos and also serving for authorized maintainer takeover:
Fix a bug in miss.lm.fit, the definition of p, the
number of covariates, is now moved to the beginning of the function.
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Fix another bug in miss.lm.fit, replacing
is(x, "data.frame") with !is(x, "matrix") to
make the parameter consistency check also pass for a single observation
in x.
Fix some typos in the descriptions of the functions for linear regression model.
Move mice package from imported to suggested
packages.
Takeover of maintenance from Wei Jiang by Julie Josse, who was co-author of the package from the beginning.
A major release mainly update the follows:
Add linear regression with missing values, see the function
miss.lm.
The main function for logistic regression is changed to
miss.glm.
The functions mimics the structure of widely used functions
lm and glm for the case without missing
values.
Update misaem tutorial.
Update README.md.
Typos fixed.
A minor release mainly fixing bug:
if (class(obj) == "data.frame") { ..... } with
if (is(obj, "data.frame")) { ..... }. As within the formal
S4 class system, a matrix obj could well be of a class that
extends matrix, such as “matrix” “array” (length = 2).A minor release mainly fixing bugs and typos:
Fix a bug in model_selection, now it can correctly
perform model selection if the full model is the best model.
In pred_saem, two methods for prediction of test set
with missingness are provided.
Fix some typos in the vignettes. The length of codes now fits the page wide of html.
Delete unused Imports magrittr in DESCRIPTION
file.
Change the index of vignettes from ‘SAEM’ to ‘misaem tutorial’.
Update README.md.
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