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dina 2.0.2

Changes

• Added explicit dependencies on R (>= 4.3.0), Rcpp (>= 1.1.0), and RcppArmadillo (>= 15.0.2-2)
• Removed CXX11 from src/Makevars and src/Makevars.win to avoid potential compilation issues with newer versions of Armadillo through RcppArmadillo.
• Switched README.Rmd to README.qmd to use Quarto for rendering.
• Fixed CITATION file to use c() instead of personList() and bibentry() to avoid CRAN check notes.
• Updated GitHub Action workflows.

dina 2.0.1

Documentation

• Added a pkgdown website that deploys to https://tmsalab.github.io/dina/
• Remove manual escape of % as it is auto-escaped by roxygen2 v7.0.0.
• Update README

Deployment

• Changed from Travis-CI to GitHub Actions (#7)

dina 2.0.0

API Breakage

• Deprecated DINA_Gibbs() in favor of dina(), which generates the correct alpha matrix (Amat) inside of the function instead of relying on the user to set it up.
• The call to estimate with the gibbs sampling technique is now: dina(Y, Q, chain_length)

Changes

• Switched internal portions of the package to use the simcdm C++ routines and imported R level-routines.
• Switched from src/init.c to autogeneration via Rcpp 0.12.15
• Removed miscellaneous RNG seed.

Documentation

• Enabled markdown for inline documentiona with roxygen2.
• Improved documentation flow

Deployment

• Added TMSA Lab’s Travis-CI configuration for testing across R versions.
• Added Unit Tests for model reproducibility.
• Added code coverage results.

dina 1.0.2

• Addressed R 3.4 registration requirements.
• Added URL to GitHub repository.

dina 1.0.1

• Fixed notation in a few examples and computation code.

dina 1.0.0

• Initial release of the dina package.

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