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varGuidTS 0.1.13

• CRAN resubmission update.
• Added method references with DOI links to the DESCRIPTION field.
• Added a tag to coef.lmvt.Rd describing the returned coefficient list and invisible print return.

varGuidTS 0.1.12

• CRAN resubmission fix: added method references with DOIs to DESCRIPTION.
• Added missing documentation to coef.lmvt.Rd.
• Replaced provisional package references with established method references.

varGuidTS 0.1.5

• Updated the DESCRIPTION file for CRAN submission with explicit Author and Maintainer fields.
• Removed the package vignette directory and VignetteBuilder metadata to avoid prebuilt-vignette warnings for the CRAN source submission.
• Kept the public API focused on lmvt(), predict.lmvt(), summary.lmvt(), coef.lmvt(), and simulate_scenario().

varGuidTS 0.1.4

• Updated DESCRIPTION metadata for CRAN maintainer parsing using an explicit Maintainer field.
• Renamed the package from vgrisk to varGuidTS.
• Updated package metadata, documentation, README, examples, and tests to use the GitHub URL https://github.com/zionwzz/variance-guided-risk-demo.
• Updated authorship metadata: Zihao Wang is an author; Min Lu is author and maintainer.

vgrisk 0.1.2

• Added summary.lmvt() and print.summary.lmvt() for model diagnostics, selected/nonzero coefficient counts, and a full coefficient summary table.
• Expanded predict.lmvt() documentation with examples for pooled thresholds, subject-specific thresholds, and Gaussian/Student-t exceedance probabilities.
• Fixed subject-aware lag lookup in the forward variance recursion used by lmvt() and predict.lmvt() so that ARCH/GARCH lags are resolved correctly for all subjects, not only the first subject.

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