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PRIMME backend from
geneig() and cPCAplus() (and dropped
PRIMME from Suggests), as the
PRIMME package is scheduled for archival on CRAN. The
iterative "rspectra" and "subspace" backends
and the dense
"geigen"/"robust"/"sdiag"
backends cover the same generalized eigenproblems.term_scopes and
exchangeability overrides to mixed_regress(),
with exchangeability metadata now carried through
summary(), effect(), and effect-operator
printing.perm_test.effect_operator() by making the
supported one-sided alternative explicit, preserving seed metadata,
honoring explicit exchangeability schemes, and using a fixed statistic
family for each sequential permutation step.bootstrap.effect_operator() for grouped
designs by relabeling duplicated bootstrap clusters as distinct
resampled groups, aligning multi-component loadings with an orthogonal
Procrustes rotation, and preserving seed metadata.partial_project() default
least_squares from TRUE to
FALSE.project_block.multiblock_projector() default
least_squares from TRUE to FALSE
(now matches partial_project()).reconstruct_new.bi_projector()
double-preprocessing bug that caused incorrect reconstruction when
applied to held-out data.standardize() for missing and zero-variance columns.reconstruct() usage and results extraction).reconstruct_new() on
held-out data.pca() for CRAN
compliance.\dontrun{} to \donttest{} for
executable but slow examples.bootstrap.plsc() duplicate argument handling when
called with named X/Y arguments.regress() PLS method dimension mismatch.classifier.projector,
inverse_projection.projector,
perm_ci.pca.importFrom directives for
coefficients and combn.prep() is deprecated in favor of fit() for
preprocessing pipelines.perm_ci.pca() is deprecated.perm_test.plsc() is deprecated.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.