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sshist 0.1.3

Algorithm Improvements

• Updated the binning resolution limit formula to N_max = Range / (2 * Min_Resolution) to prevent the “comb effect” (sampling artifacts). This change aligns the R implementation with the author’s reference code.
• The n_max parameter in sshist() is now strictly bounded by the resolution limit to prevent overfitting.

Documentation

• Fixed formatting in the DESCRIPTION file.
• Updated the faithful dataset examples in README.md to reflect the corrected optimal bin calculations (N changed from 37 to 21).
• Added CRAN download badges to README.md.
• Expanded reference links in README.md to include the original toolboxes and GitHub repositories from the algorithm’s authors.

sshist 0.1.2

CRAN Submission Fixes

• Fixed DESCRIPTION file reference formatting:
  • Added author names (Shimazaki and Shinomoto) to citation
  • Wrapped ‘C++’ in single quotes to comply with CRAN formatting requirements
• Improved documentation:
  • Added \value tags to all exported S3 method documentation files
  • Added comprehensive descriptions of return values and side effects for plot and print methods
  • Updated print methods to return objects invisibly following R best practices
  • Clear old images
• Fixed vignette:
  • Corrected graphical parameter handling in introduction.Rmd
  • Now properly stores and restores user’s par() settings

Internal Changes

• Added invisible(x) return statements to print.sshist() and print.sshist_2d() methods

sshist 0.1.1

Cosmetic fixes

• Fix installation links at Readme.Rmd.

sshist 0.1.0

• Initial CRAN submission.
• Added sshist() for 1D optimization (C++ optimized).
• Added sshist_2d() for 2D optimization.
• Added support for ggplot2 integration in examples.

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