NEWS
QGglmm 0.7
Important
Due to its removal from CRAN, QGglmm dropped R2Cuba as a dependency to solve multivariate integrals. It is now using the package cubature. By taking advantage of the "vectorised" version of the algorithm, the multivariate computations of QGglmm (QGmvparams, QGvcov, QGmvmean, QGmvpsi, QGmvicc, QGmvpred) are considerably faster. Most functions are 10x-50x faster, but especially QGmvicc is 100x-500x faster. A comparison between the old and new version of the example of the man page of QGmvicc showed a decreased in computation from 25 minutes to... 4 seconds!
New features
- Much faster computation of multivariate functions with cubature
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug in QGicc when var.comp == var.p
- Fixed package meta-data to avoid unsync with DESCRIPTION, e.g. for version and date
Misc
- The source, the code in the man pages and the code in the vignette has been reformatted to follow a leaner, more consistent style of coding.
Notes for minor versions
- Updated to 0.7.1 after complaints from CRAN checks.
- Updated to 0.7.2 to fix an issue with fancyvrb LaTeX package when building the vignette
- Updated to 0.7.3 to fix an issue with binomN and n.obs in the multivariate functions
- Updated to 0.7.4 after a problem for compiling vignette on CRAN
- Updated to 0.7.5 to remove example in QGmvicc() man page that took too long on CRAN
QGglmm 0.6
New features
- Mask argument for e.g. sex-based bivariate models where some predicted values do not exists in the population (i.e. individuals are either males/trait1 or females/trait2)
Bug fixes
- Fixed some typos in the vignette
- Added dimensions checks for multivariate functions
Misc
- Improved formatting in some parts of the code (work ongoing)
- Updated CITATION to the Genetics paper
QGglmm 0.5 (2016-09-28)
Add a bunch of new features
- New model "ordinal" for QGparams to compute heritabilities from ordinal traits (i.e. multiple threshold)
- New functions QGicc and QGmvicc to compute Intra-Class Correlation (ICC) on the observed data scale for univariate and multivariate analyses
- New vignette "How to use QGglmm" explaining the framework, some facts about GLMMs and providing detailed examples. To access it, use
vignette("QGglmmHowTo").
- Adding this file: NEWS.md
QGglmm 0.4 (2016-07-13)
Multivariate code is now complete, including multivariate predictions. The univariate predictions have been changed as well: it now uses the derivative of fitness (to be calculated by the user), which allows for much improved computation time!
As usual, the code has been tested but this is still a pre-release which might contain some bugs. This version, however, is the first feature-full one, so we are switching to a beta pre-release version.
Prepared for CRAN submission. This will be the first version submitted to CRAN.
QGglmm 0.3
This version has an almost complete multivariate code (only the QGmvpred is missing). This multivariate code has been tested, but some glitches might still lie there.
Also added a new Gaussian model (i.e. LMM), especially useful for multivariate analysis + updated all the doc and metadata. Several other minor bug/typos fixes.
QGglmm 0.2
- Fix bug with mu/predict.
- More efficient width default
QGglmm 0.1
This is the first "alpha" development version. The package should compile and install in R and all the functions should work without any critical issue.