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rvMF 0.1.0

Typo fix in the document.
A paper describing the implementation details of this package is published in Statistics and Computing. Description field is updated. Citation information is added as well.

rvMF 0.0.8

Corrected the way of linking a C++ function.
Minor typo fix in the document.
Added ORCID ID.

rvMF 0.0.7

Patch version, handling three additional issues checked by CRAN:

clang-ASAN, gcc-ASAN: For the function ‘rvMFangle’, the case where kappa=0 was not handled in the previously submitted code. That is why the second example failed. However, I should note that ‘rvMFangle’ is wrapped by the function ‘rvMF’, and the case where kappa=0 is handled in the ‘rvMF’ function. That is, the function ‘rvMFangle(…,…, kappa=0)’ is never called by the ‘rvMF’ function. I revised the document, and clarified that the parameter ‘kappa > 0’ for the function ‘rvMFangle’. I therefore replaced the previous example on the ‘rvMFangle’ function with kappa = 0.1. Versions 0.0.5–0.0.7 had lack of explanation on this issue.
valgrind: As noted by the CRAN, the source of error was not freeing the malloced (or calloced) array. I now free them at the end of the function. I checked this with my linux + valgrind, and no error occurs anymore.

rvMF 0.0.5, 0.0.6, 0.0.7

Fixed the C++ code to prevent memory leak issue.

rvMF 0.0.4

Changed examples in the manual.

rvMF 0.0.3

Ligatures ‘ff’ fixed.

rvMF 0.0.2

Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.
Added README.md to .Rbuildignore file.
Ligatures ‘ff’ fixed.

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