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grpSLOPE v0.3.3

24 May 21:43
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Merge pull request #14 from agisga/cran-feedback-20230515

Very minor modifications to address CRAN review feedback of 20230515

grpSLOPE v0.3.2

14 May 22:12
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Only changes are to the automated software tests.

grpSLOPE v0.3.1

20 May 01:58
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Only changes are to the automated software tests.

grpSLOPE v0.3.0

13 Apr 19:56
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  • In addition to the default FISTA solver (function proximalGradientSolverGroupSLOPE used by default within function grpSLOPE), an ADMM solver has been implemented for the Group SLOPE model (function admmSolverGroupSLOPE ).
  • Removes the dependency on the R package SLOPE, because the only two functions from SLOPE that are used in grpSLOPE are being deprecated and removed from SLOPE package versions newer than 0.1.3.
  • Since the dependency on the R package SLOPE has been removed (see above), the two functions SLOPE::SLOPE_solver and SLOPE::prox_sorted_L1 (including the underlying C implementation) have been adapted from SLOPE version 0.1.3 into this version of the grpSLOPE package.

A patch release

05 Dec 05:19
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  • Fix for the installation error on r-oldrel-windows-ix86+x86_64 (R v3.2.5) in the CRAN package check results. This error was caused by the generic S3 method sigma() not being available from the stats package prior to R v3.3.0.
  • Checks for missing data in the inputs X, y and group were added in grpSLOPE().
  • A check for whether the input matrix X has columns with 0 variance is performed in grpSLOPE() when normalize=TRUE. This should prevent division by 0, when the columns of X are standardized to have norms equal to 1.

Version 0.2.0

30 Oct 16:01
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A new CRAN release that is more consistent with the paper https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.04960.

First CRAN release

25 Apr 06:10
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