NEWS
ptmixed 1.1.3 (2022-08-18)
- Released: August 2022
- Updated vignette with package logo and more detailed installation
instructions
- Added
xlim
argument to make.spaghetti()
- Changed
xlab
default in pmf()
ptmixed 1.1.2
- Released: April 2022
- Removed dependency on
aod
package (which is scheduled to be
archived by CRAN
)
ptmixed 1.1.1
- Released: December 2021
- Fixed problem with
NEWS
file, which was not visible on CRAN
any
more
ptmixed 1.1.0
- Released: November 2021
- Updated citation information with details of final (issued) version
of the article published in Statistical Modelling in: package
description, citation file, help pages and vignettes
- Fixed bug in
make.spaghetti()
function (rows with NA
s on either
x
or y
do not cause problems any more)
ptmixed 1.1
ptmixed 1.0
ptmixed 1.0.3
- Released: February 2021
- Added
.checkmle()
step in ptmixed()
to flag as not converged
problematic cases on the boundary of the parameter space
ptmixed 1.0.2
- Released: January 2021
- Updated vignette
- Changed displaying style for function arguments in the documentation
- Corrected BibTeX formatting of author names in CITATION file
- Added to
make.spaghetti()
code to restore bty
, mar
and xpd
values as they were before the function call
ptmixed 1.0.1
- Released: October 2020
- Updated URL in DESCRIPTION file
- Added
na.rm = T
in computation of ylim
within make.spaghetti()
- Added warnings in
simulate_ptglmm
ptmixed 1.0.0
- Released: August 2020
- The article describing the Poisson-Tweedie GLMM is now published in
Statistical Modelling! The article is published with Open Access,
so anybody can freely download it from the website of Statistical
Modelling
- Updated package description, citation info, vignette and help pages
to include references to the article
- Added example on how to compute the likelihood ratio test in the
vignette
- Added
margins
and legend.space
arguments to make.spaghetti()
.
Added automatic sorting of provided dataframe ( = no need to
pre-sort it any more!)
ptmixed 0.5
ptmixed 0.5.4
- Released: June 2020
- Added link to arXiv preprint in package description and vignette
- Added file with citation info
- Added further arguments to
make.spaghetti()
; cex.lab
argument
fixed
ptmixed 0.5.2
- Released: April 2020
- Adapted code so that it runs both for balanced and unbalanced
datasets (previously balanced design was assumed)
- Fixed problem with visualization of vignette on CRAN page
ptmixed 0.5.1
- Released: April 2020
- Added vignette to illustrate the functionalities of the package
- Simplified syntax of
ptmixed()
, ptglm()
, nbmixed()
and
nbglm()
(wrt the id
and offset
arguments). ranef()
function
updated accordingly
- Added example dataset
df1
, used in the ptmixed()
and nbmixed()
help pages. Examples in help pages revised
- Added
simulate_ptglmm()
function, to be used for illustration
purposes (in the vignettes)
- Added
pmf()
function to visualize the pmf of a discrete variable
make.spaghetti()
: fixed minor bug in that arose when the col
argument was specified + added legend.inset
argument
ptmixed 0.4
ptmixed 0.4.3
- Released: February 2020
- Added the possibility to use Laplace approximation, which is a
special case of the adaptive Gauss Hermite quadrature method where
just 1 quadrature point is used (simply set
npoints = 1
in
ptmixed()
or nbmixed()
). Note: use of the Laplace is not
recommended, because it is less accurate than the adaptive GH,
results in lower convergence rates and can yield biased parameter
estimates! We recommend using a sufficient number of quadrature
points (5 typically produces a good likelihood approximation)
- Added
make.spaghetti()
function to create a spaghetti plot /
trajectory plot to visualize longitudinal data
- Added example dataset
df1
- Added
silent
argument to summary.ptglmm()
. Furthermore, printed
output table with parameter estimates and Wald test is now presented
with at most 4 decimals
- Fixed bug that caused
ptglm()
and nbglm()
to print detailed
optimization info also when trace = T
ptmixed 0.4.2
- Released: January 2020
- Changed class check within
wald.test()
to prevent problems with
future R
release (4.0.0)
- Fixed bug that occurred when
freq.updates = 1
was set in
ptmixed()
and nbmixed()
ptmixed 0.4.1
- Released: October 2019
- Computation of starting values for
ptmixed()
and nbmixed()
improved
- Added
wald.test()
function for computation of the multivariate
Wald test
- Added checks on
maxit[1] == 0
within ptglm()
and nbglm()
so as
to make it possible to skip BFGS optimization and go straight to
Nelder-Mead
- Help files revised and improved
- Added extra checks in
summary.ptglmm()
and summary.ptglm()
(to
verify that the smallest eigenvalue is not too small)
ptmixed 0.3
ptmixed 0.3.1
- Released: September 2019
- Added
ptglm()
function for the estimation of a Poisson-Tweedie GLM
- Added
nbmixed()
and nbglm()
functions for the estimation of
negative binomial GLMM and GLM using the Poisson-Tweedie
parametrization (negative binomial: a = 0)
- The package now comprises two classes:
ptglmm
for objects obtained
from ptmixed()
and nbmixed()
, and ptglm
for objects obtained
from ptglm()
and nbglm()
. Summary functions for objects of both
classes have been implemented
min.var.init
argument added to ptmixed()
ptmixed 0.2
ptmixed 0.2.1
- Released: July 2019
- Added function to compute the empirical Bayes estimates of the
random intercept
- Class name of
ptmixed()
output changed from ptmm
to ptglmm
- Corrected typo in
summary.ptglmm()
function (the MLE of the
dispersion parameter was wrongly called “deviance” instead of
dispersion in the previous versions)
- Added NEWS file
ptmixed 0.1
ptmixed 0.1.2
- Released: June 2019
- This is a major update aimed at speeding up the maximization of the
loglikelihood. When
ptmixed()
is called, it first attempts to
maximize the loglikelihood with the Nelder-Mead algorithm and then,
if this fails, with the BFGS algorithm. Until version 0.0.4 the
quadrature points were updated at every iteration for both
Nelder-Mead and BFGS. Starting from this version, when Nelder-Mead
is called it is possible to update the positioning of the quadrature
points every n iterations by setting the freq.updates
argument
equal to n. Default is set to freq.updates = 200
(this typically
makes the optimization about 10 times faster than when
freq.updates = 1
)
ptmixed 0.0
ptmixed 0.0.4
- Released: May 2019
ptmixed()
now outputs extra information (number of quadrature
points used, initial values, warnings)
- A mistake in the computation of the GH quadrature points was
introduced from version 0.0.2. This has been fixed in this version
ptmixed 0.0.3
- Released: May 2019
- Fixed a typo in message on initial loglikelihood value that is
displayed when
trace = T
in ptmixed()
function
- Added exceptions and warnings for the case that
maxit[1]
and/or
maxit[2]
are set = 0
ptmixed 0.0.2
- Released: Apr. 2019
- Function
ptmixed()
does not require the specification of a time
argument any more
maxit
argument default value in function ptmixed()
increased to
c(1e4, 100)
- Internal function that computes starting values improved
- Added warning with indication that a simpler Poisson mixed model may
fit the data sufficiently well
- Added warning when initial estimate of the variance parameter is
< 0.001
ptmixed 0.0.1
- Released: Feb. 2019
- First version of the package