NEWS.md

In serp: Smooth Effects on Response Penalty for CLM

serp 0.2.4

• errorMetrics() function is modified and no longer exported, an equivalent function with improved functionality is provided by the erroR() function in the gofcat package
• fix some dependency induced bugs in the package tests
• remove file License in the description and associated file docs
• minor changes in serp documentation

serp 0.2.3

• CRAN release
• import from crayon, with colored outputs in returned objects
• changes made in serp test for improved test coverage report
• bug fix in errorMetrics, with model argument also dropped
• add print method and class of objects returned by errorMetrics
• message() replaces cat() where appropriate
• add citation for serp package

serp 0.2.2

• JOSS release
• minor changes in serp documentation
• provide coefficient() as an alias for coef()
• update README.md to include community guidelines and contributors code of conduct

serp 0.2.1

• submission to CRAN

serp 0.2.0.9001

• update function included in namespace
• examples included in the different function documentation
• shrinkage parameter upper limit set to 1e10 in serp.control
• bug fix in test function

serp 0.2.0.9000

• deviance tuning option in serp tuneMethod now replaced by AIC
• serp output includes residual degrees of freedom (rdf)
• function to compute the effective degrees of freedom and rdf from the trace of the generalized hat matrix provided
• serp.summary documentation has its value segment edited
• changes made in serp test functions
• changes made in README.Rmd and README.md

serp 0.2.0

• serp version 0.2.0 release

serp 0.1.9.9001

• re-submission to CRAN

serp 0.1.9.9000

• fixed all issues spotted out in the last version released on CRAN.

serp 0.1.9

• Submit serp version 0.1.9 to CRAN

serp 0.1.8.9007

• updates README.md
• description gets additional doi
• references in serp documentation updated

serp 0.1.8.9006

• Bugs in tests fixed

serp 0.1.8.9005

• tests reconstructed to yield improved unit test coverage.
• rewrote some of the error and warning messages in key serp functions.
• Bugs in anova.serp fixed.

serp 0.1.8.9004

• update License in the description
• Bugs in the example codes fixed
• Bugs in test files corrected

serp 0.1.8.9003

• Column titles of predicted values with reverse TRUE are corrected.
• Bugs in the deviance (dvfun) are corrected.
• serp predict function now handles both single and multiple row input(s).
• serp.fit iteration algorithm improved.
• commented lines in serp main function removed.
• reverse and linkf arguments moved from main function to serpfit.
• loglog and cloglog links now give correct results with reverse='TRUE'.
• long lines of codes in the score function split for easy readability.
• starting values augmented to reflect the different link functions.
• reverse statement removed from cv function.
• reverse.fun is removed from summary.serp function.
• predicted values in errorMetrics get normalized for greater efficiency.

serp 0.1.8.9002

• warning messages in serpfit get updated.
• Bug in serpfit when specifying gridType corrected.
• trainError no longer shows up in serp output.
• reverse.fun is now deprecated.
• penalty.print gets slightly reconstructed.
• Bugs in print.summary.serp fixed.
• Summary.serp drops off trainError with some few more adjustments.
• Predict gets reconstructed, also bugs when supplying 'newdata' corrected.
• Bugs in anova function fixed with slope type now included in the output.
• anova test for the 'penalize' slope currently disabled.
• updates in serp.control warning messages.

serp 0.1.8.9001

• serp gets a new license.

serp 0.1.8.9000

• README.md gets additional badges and a hexagon sticker

serp 0.1.8

• package re-submission to CRAN

• reference to methods used in the package is included in the description field

• values were added to all exported methods with corresponding explanations
• examples now runs by having all \dontrun{} removed
• all occurrences of <<- in the functions are dropped
• READmE.md is updated

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