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breedR 0.10
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* Full internal refactoring (with few 'visible' changes in the interface)
* `model.matrix()` no longer separates `fixed` and `random` effects.
It returns the same structure as `ranef()` which is more intuitive.
* `vcov()` works now with any of the non-diagonal random effects.
* Much more exhaustive testing ensures greater stability.
* New datasets Douglas (multi-site) and Larix (repeated measurements)
breedR 0.9
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* New 'generic' model component allows passing a list of arbitrary incidence and covariance/precision matrices
* Optimized splines model. It runs about 5x faster.
breedR 0.8
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* New interface ranef() to access BLUP of random effects
* New interface model.matrix() to get incidence matrices
* Integrated vignettes into the package
breedR 0.7
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* Remote computing through ssh
* Convenient scaling of spatial variance components
* Additive genetic competition model
* Permanent environmental competition effect
* Simulation infrastructure
breedR 0.6
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* Visualization and diagnostic tools
* Prediction in unobserved locations
breedR 0.5
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* Customizable initial variance components
* breedR.option infrastructure
breedR 0.4
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* AR1xAR1 spatial model
* Eucalyptus Globulus dataset and demo
breedR 0.3
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* Pedigree checking, completing, sorting and recoding
breedR 0.2
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* Unstructured Random effects
* Simple simulation of spatially structured effects
* Spatial module following Cappa and Cantet (2007) splines model
breedR 0.1
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* Basic wrapper to Mistalz's (AI)REMLF90
* Convenient 'metagene' class to represent and manipulate simulated datasets