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The initial release of the package.
For a complete description of the package functions, please refer to the help file. To install a highly optimized version of this package, please refer to the README.md file.
This version fixed four bugs: 1. The memory allocation size error in
functions mvn_internal, mvn_internal2,
mvt_internal, and mvt_internal2 2. Change the
position of the memory release command 3. Correct the functioning of the
mean parameter. It was assumed to be “shifted” but should be
“Kshirsagar”; Refer to mvtnorm::pmvt function’s
documentation for the meaning of the two names 4. Implement the internal
Matern function so that it produces the same result as the
geoR::matern function
This version makes changes to the R interfaces of the package 1. The
previous pmvn.genz and pmvn.tlr functions are
combined into the new pmvn function 2. The previous
pmvt.genz and pmvt.tlr functions are combined
into the new pmvt function 3. The interfaces of the
pmvn and the pmvt functions resembles those of
the pmvnorm and the pmvt functions from the
mvtnorm package at the best effort. Differences include: 1.
Input correlation matrices are treated the same as input covariance
matrices 2. Users can specify whether the results should be returned in
terms of logarithm 3. The sample size, block size (for tile-low-rank
only), and the truncation level can be specified through the
algorithm parameter 4. Covariance matrices can be
constructed by the package with the optional parameters but these
parameters are not specified to align the function interfaces with those
from the mvtnorm package
This version revised the argument check. Previously, setting the lower bound as a single value (not a vector) would cause error for the tile-low-rank functions. Now this problem is fixed.
This version revised the F77 callings to BLAS and LAPACK functions to satisfy the new requirement since R4.2.0.
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