. A conditional statement If P then Q is formed by combining the two propositions P and Q togethe... more . A conditional statement If P then Q is formed by combining the two propositions P and Q together with the conditional connective If ··· then ···. When embedded under the conditional connective, the two propositions P and Q describe hypothetical events that are not actualized. It remains unclear when such hypothetical thinking is activated in the real-time comprehension of conditional statements. To tackle this problem, we conducted an eye-tracking experiment using the visual world paradigm. Participants’ eye movements on the concurrent image were recorded when they were listening to the auditorily presented conditional statements. Depending on when and what critical information is added into the auditory input, there are four possible temporal slots to observe in the online processing of the conditional statement: the sentential connective If, the antecedent P, the consequent Q, and the processing of the sentence following the conditional. We mainly focused on the first three slots. First, the occurrence of the conditional connective should trigger participants to search in the visual world for the event that could not assign a truth-value to the embedded proposition. Second, if the embedded proposition P can be determined as true by an event, the hypothetical property implied by the connective would prevent the participants from excluding the consideration of other events. The consideration of other events would yield more fixations on the events where the proposition is false.
MixedModels v4.4.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.3.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.4.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.3.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> constructor for MixedModel dispatches to subtype (#572) (@palday) CompatHelper: bump compat for Arrow to 2, (keep existing compat) (#573) (@github-actions[bot]) Correct a typo (#574) (@dmbates)
Sentence comprehension relies on the ability to rapidly integrate different types of linguistic a... more Sentence comprehension relies on the ability to rapidly integrate different types of linguistic and non-linguistic information. However, there is currently a paucity of research exploring how preschool children with autism understand sentences using different types of cues. The mechanisms underlying sentence comprehension remains largely unclear. The present study presents a protocol to examine the sentence comprehension abilities of preschool children with autism. More specifically, a visual world paradigm of eye-tracking is used to explore the moment-to-moment sentence comprehension in the children. The paradigm has multiple advantages. First, it is sensitive to the time course of sentence comprehension and thus can provide rich information about how sentence comprehension unfolds over time. Second, it requires minimal task and communication demands, so it is ideal for testing children with autism. To further minimize the computational burden of children, the present study measures eye movements that arise as automatic responses to linguistic input rather than measuring eye movements that accompany conscious responses to spoken instructions. Video Link The video component of this article can be found at https://www.jove.com/video/58452/ 20,21,22,23,24,25. In addition, prior research seems to suggest that their receptive language is relatively more impaired than their expressive language 26,27,28,29. Most research that has assessed sentence comprehension abilities of children with autism have used offline tasks (e.g., standardized tests, caregiver reports), and the findings suggest that their sentence comprehension abilities might be particularly impaired 30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37. However, it has been pointed out that poor comprehension abilities are more likely related to these children's overall lack of social responsiveness than to language processing deficits 38,39. Note that these offline tasks used in previous research often require high response demands or interactions with the experimenters, which might pose particular difficulties for children with autism, because they often exhibit various challenging behaviors or symptoms. As a result, this may interact with the high task and communication demands and mask their comprehension abilities [for an overview of methods for assessing receptive language in children with autism, see Kasari et al. (2013) 27 and Plesa-Skwerer et al. (2016) 29 ]. Thus, experimental paradigms that can better control these confounding factors are required to further understand the nature of sentence-processing mechanisms in autism. In the current study, we present an eye-tracking paradigm that can directly and effectively assess sentence comprehension abilities of children with autism. Compared to offline tasks, eye-tracking is a more sensitive testing paradigm to demonstrate children's comprehension abilities. It is sensitive to the time course of the comprehension process and requires no explicit motor or language responses from the participant, making
In a typical eye tracking study using the visual world paradigm, participants' eye movements to o... more In a typical eye tracking study using the visual world paradigm, participants' eye movements to objects or pictures in the visual workspace are recorded via an eye tracker as the participant produces or comprehends a spoken language describing the concurrent visual world. This paradigm has high versatility, as it can be used in a wide range of populations, including those who cannot read and/or who cannot overtly give their behavioral responses, such as preliterate children, elderly adults, and patients. More importantly, the paradigm is extremely sensitive to fine grained manipulations of the speech signal, and it can be used to study the online processing of most topics in language comprehension at multiple levels, such as the fine grained acoustic phonetic features, the properties of words, and the linguistic structures. The protocol described in this article illustrates how a typical visual world eye tracking study is conducted, with an example showing how the online processing of some semantically complex statements can be explored with the visual world paradigm.
MixedModels v3.1.1 Diff since v3.1.0 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Arrow.jl is tagg... more MixedModels v3.1.1 Diff since v3.1.0 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Arrow.jl is tagging 1.0 (#434) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Update benchmarks to TestData. (#416) (@dmbates) Better loglikelihood for GLMM (#419) (@palday) Check BLAS vendor, fix test warning, rephrase warn (#428) (@dmbates) MixedModel.datasets() --> MixedModels.datasets() (#429) (@likanzhan) loosen floating point equality constraint (#430) (@palday) Swap adjoint and triangular wrappers (#431) (@dkarrasch) Force BlasInt type for piv (#432) (@dmbates) CI using MKL (#433) (@palday) CompatHelper: bump compat for "BlockArrays" to "0.13" (#435) (@github-actions[bot]) categorical! no longer in DataFrames 0.22 (#436) (@dmbates) Add in Arrow 1.0 compatibility (#437) (@palday) Add back in the Arrow compat entry (#438) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.1.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.0.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.1.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.0.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Speeding things up (#234) Julia 1.6 and LTS Release Plans (#477) Incorrect fact in description of Normalized Gauss-Hermite quadrature (#525) Adjustments for julia-v1.7.0 (#532) Add JuliaFormatter to CI (#542) <code>_zerocorr!</code> methods in src/linearmixedmodel.jl seem vestigial (#546) Add <code>fitlog</code> kwarg for logging the parameter vector during optimization (#549) Identifiablity compared to lmer (#550) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Fix support table column (#543) (@palday) Added opt. fname argument to sparseL and condVar (#545) (@dmbates) compat fixes for Julia 1.7 (#547) (@palday) Fix ReMa...
MixedModels v4.5.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.4.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.5.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.4.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Better handling of constant response (#578) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.6.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.5.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.6.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.5.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> WARNING: `both GLM and Distributions export "Normal"; uses of it in module MixedModels must be qualified (#587) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Allow LMM to init GLMM (#588) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.1.1 NEWS file. Diff since v4.1.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.1.1 NEWS file. Diff since v4.1.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> delegate property access in ZeroCorr to inner Term (#558) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.8.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.7.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v3.8.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.7.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> MaxTime: limit time spend for optimisation (#521) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> add maxtime NLopt option to OptSummary (#524) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.2.1 NEWS file. Diff since v4.2.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.2.1 NEWS file. Diff since v4.2.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Is is possible to bootstrap sample the levels of the random effects with <code>parametricbootstrap()</code>? (#562) <code>issingular</code> failed for GLMM with random-slopes (#563) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> issingular for GLMM with fast=false (#564) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.5.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.4.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v3.5.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.4.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Make Distribution/Family Part of the Type Parameter for GLMM (#463) Be Diagonal where you can (#487) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Diagonalize ZeroCorr (#489) (@palday) Add response family/distribution to GLMM type parameter (#490) (@palday) Threading improvements (#493) (@palday) the trunk is now called main (#494) (@palday) Disable ProgressBar for logs and when requested (#495) (@palday) update standard tests to include 1.6 (#496) (@palday) Update Tier1.yml (#497) (@dmbates) BACKPORT: Threading and CI improvements (#498) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.7.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.6.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v3.7.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.6.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Does OptSummary need to be a parametric type? (#504) Remove DataFramesMeta from docs (#512) Storage of Parameter Vector for GLMM Bootstrap (#517) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Add sparseL extractor and use it in condVar (#492) (@dmbates) Fix formatting in Grouping docstring (#511) (@likanzhan) Remove DataFramesMeta from the docs (#515) (@palday) CompatHelper: bump compat for "Distributions" to "0.25" (#516) (@github-actions[bot]) omit lowerbound on beta for GLMM bootstrap (#518) (@palday) BACKPORT: condVar + GLMM bootstrap lowerbound compat (#519) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.1.6 NEWS file. Diff since v3.1.5 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Abstr... more MixedModels v3.1.6 NEWS file. Diff since v3.1.5 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Abstract type for collection of mixed models (#325) Should we mark a model as unfitted after simulate! ? (#417) Parse string for @formula (#426) Inexact Int Conversion in Binomial Log Likelihood (#461) Drop kwarg named from ranef (#467) isnested assumes that grouping terms have single blocking vars (#471) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Signed PooledArrays for 4.x (#460) (@palday) introduce an abstract type for collections of fits (#465) (@palday) simulate! marks models as unfitted (#468) (@palday) remove (unused) <code>named</code> kwarg from ranef (#469) (@palday) use fname instead of term.sym directly (#472) (@kleinschmidt) Backport #472 (#473) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.1.5 NEWS file. Diff since v3.1.4 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Neste... more MixedModels v3.1.5 NEWS file. Diff since v3.1.4 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Nested blocking vars with vector RT (#452) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Issue-based TagBot Trigger (#450) (@palday) Automatically link to NEWS file in release notes (#451) (@palday) Use vector of matrices for A and L in LinearMixedModel (#456) (@dmbates) Change version number to reflect breaking changes (#457) (@palday) Support new PooledArrays 1.0 release (#458) (@quinnj) Support PooledArrays 1.0 and Update Artifacts (#459) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.1.3 Diff since v3.1.2 <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> rankUpdat... more MixedModels v3.1.3 Diff since v3.1.2 <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> rankUpdate for BlockDiagonal by Dense (#447) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.0.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.9.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.0.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.9.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> No predict method for GeneralizedLinearMixedModels (#175) Bootstrap and simulate don't resample weights (#466) Update verbose output to use ProgressMeter (#513) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Simulation and prediction methods (#427) (@palday) Add a progress meter for LMM fits (#539) (@dmbates) Release 4.0 (#540) (@palday) set documenter devbranch to main (#541) (@palday)
. A conditional statement If P then Q is formed by combining the two propositions P and Q togethe... more . A conditional statement If P then Q is formed by combining the two propositions P and Q together with the conditional connective If ··· then ···. When embedded under the conditional connective, the two propositions P and Q describe hypothetical events that are not actualized. It remains unclear when such hypothetical thinking is activated in the real-time comprehension of conditional statements. To tackle this problem, we conducted an eye-tracking experiment using the visual world paradigm. Participants’ eye movements on the concurrent image were recorded when they were listening to the auditorily presented conditional statements. Depending on when and what critical information is added into the auditory input, there are four possible temporal slots to observe in the online processing of the conditional statement: the sentential connective If, the antecedent P, the consequent Q, and the processing of the sentence following the conditional. We mainly focused on the first three slots. First, the occurrence of the conditional connective should trigger participants to search in the visual world for the event that could not assign a truth-value to the embedded proposition. Second, if the embedded proposition P can be determined as true by an event, the hypothetical property implied by the connective would prevent the participants from excluding the consideration of other events. The consideration of other events would yield more fixations on the events where the proposition is false.
MixedModels v4.4.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.3.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.4.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.3.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> constructor for MixedModel dispatches to subtype (#572) (@palday) CompatHelper: bump compat for Arrow to 2, (keep existing compat) (#573) (@github-actions[bot]) Correct a typo (#574) (@dmbates)
Sentence comprehension relies on the ability to rapidly integrate different types of linguistic a... more Sentence comprehension relies on the ability to rapidly integrate different types of linguistic and non-linguistic information. However, there is currently a paucity of research exploring how preschool children with autism understand sentences using different types of cues. The mechanisms underlying sentence comprehension remains largely unclear. The present study presents a protocol to examine the sentence comprehension abilities of preschool children with autism. More specifically, a visual world paradigm of eye-tracking is used to explore the moment-to-moment sentence comprehension in the children. The paradigm has multiple advantages. First, it is sensitive to the time course of sentence comprehension and thus can provide rich information about how sentence comprehension unfolds over time. Second, it requires minimal task and communication demands, so it is ideal for testing children with autism. To further minimize the computational burden of children, the present study measures eye movements that arise as automatic responses to linguistic input rather than measuring eye movements that accompany conscious responses to spoken instructions. Video Link The video component of this article can be found at https://www.jove.com/video/58452/ 20,21,22,23,24,25. In addition, prior research seems to suggest that their receptive language is relatively more impaired than their expressive language 26,27,28,29. Most research that has assessed sentence comprehension abilities of children with autism have used offline tasks (e.g., standardized tests, caregiver reports), and the findings suggest that their sentence comprehension abilities might be particularly impaired 30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37. However, it has been pointed out that poor comprehension abilities are more likely related to these children's overall lack of social responsiveness than to language processing deficits 38,39. Note that these offline tasks used in previous research often require high response demands or interactions with the experimenters, which might pose particular difficulties for children with autism, because they often exhibit various challenging behaviors or symptoms. As a result, this may interact with the high task and communication demands and mask their comprehension abilities [for an overview of methods for assessing receptive language in children with autism, see Kasari et al. (2013) 27 and Plesa-Skwerer et al. (2016) 29 ]. Thus, experimental paradigms that can better control these confounding factors are required to further understand the nature of sentence-processing mechanisms in autism. In the current study, we present an eye-tracking paradigm that can directly and effectively assess sentence comprehension abilities of children with autism. Compared to offline tasks, eye-tracking is a more sensitive testing paradigm to demonstrate children's comprehension abilities. It is sensitive to the time course of the comprehension process and requires no explicit motor or language responses from the participant, making
In a typical eye tracking study using the visual world paradigm, participants' eye movements to o... more In a typical eye tracking study using the visual world paradigm, participants' eye movements to objects or pictures in the visual workspace are recorded via an eye tracker as the participant produces or comprehends a spoken language describing the concurrent visual world. This paradigm has high versatility, as it can be used in a wide range of populations, including those who cannot read and/or who cannot overtly give their behavioral responses, such as preliterate children, elderly adults, and patients. More importantly, the paradigm is extremely sensitive to fine grained manipulations of the speech signal, and it can be used to study the online processing of most topics in language comprehension at multiple levels, such as the fine grained acoustic phonetic features, the properties of words, and the linguistic structures. The protocol described in this article illustrates how a typical visual world eye tracking study is conducted, with an example showing how the online processing of some semantically complex statements can be explored with the visual world paradigm.
MixedModels v3.1.1 Diff since v3.1.0 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Arrow.jl is tagg... more MixedModels v3.1.1 Diff since v3.1.0 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Arrow.jl is tagging 1.0 (#434) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Update benchmarks to TestData. (#416) (@dmbates) Better loglikelihood for GLMM (#419) (@palday) Check BLAS vendor, fix test warning, rephrase warn (#428) (@dmbates) MixedModel.datasets() --> MixedModels.datasets() (#429) (@likanzhan) loosen floating point equality constraint (#430) (@palday) Swap adjoint and triangular wrappers (#431) (@dkarrasch) Force BlasInt type for piv (#432) (@dmbates) CI using MKL (#433) (@palday) CompatHelper: bump compat for "BlockArrays" to "0.13" (#435) (@github-actions[bot]) categorical! no longer in DataFrames 0.22 (#436) (@dmbates) Add in Arrow 1.0 compatibility (#437) (@palday) Add back in the Arrow compat entry (#438) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.1.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.0.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.1.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.0.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Speeding things up (#234) Julia 1.6 and LTS Release Plans (#477) Incorrect fact in description of Normalized Gauss-Hermite quadrature (#525) Adjustments for julia-v1.7.0 (#532) Add JuliaFormatter to CI (#542) <code>_zerocorr!</code> methods in src/linearmixedmodel.jl seem vestigial (#546) Add <code>fitlog</code> kwarg for logging the parameter vector during optimization (#549) Identifiablity compared to lmer (#550) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Fix support table column (#543) (@palday) Added opt. fname argument to sparseL and condVar (#545) (@dmbates) compat fixes for Julia 1.7 (#547) (@palday) Fix ReMa...
MixedModels v4.5.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.4.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.5.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.4.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Better handling of constant response (#578) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.6.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.5.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.6.0 NEWS file. Diff since v4.5.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> WARNING: `both GLM and Distributions export "Normal"; uses of it in module MixedModels must be qualified (#587) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Allow LMM to init GLMM (#588) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.1.1 NEWS file. Diff since v4.1.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.1.1 NEWS file. Diff since v4.1.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> delegate property access in ZeroCorr to inner Term (#558) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.8.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.7.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v3.8.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.7.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> MaxTime: limit time spend for optimisation (#521) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> add maxtime NLopt option to OptSummary (#524) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.2.1 NEWS file. Diff since v4.2.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.2.1 NEWS file. Diff since v4.2.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Is is possible to bootstrap sample the levels of the random effects with <code>parametricbootstrap()</code>? (#562) <code>issingular</code> failed for GLMM with random-slopes (#563) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> issingular for GLMM with fast=false (#564) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.5.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.4.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v3.5.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.4.1 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Make Distribution/Family Part of the Type Parameter for GLMM (#463) Be Diagonal where you can (#487) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Diagonalize ZeroCorr (#489) (@palday) Add response family/distribution to GLMM type parameter (#490) (@palday) Threading improvements (#493) (@palday) the trunk is now called main (#494) (@palday) Disable ProgressBar for logs and when requested (#495) (@palday) update standard tests to include 1.6 (#496) (@palday) Update Tier1.yml (#497) (@dmbates) BACKPORT: Threading and CI improvements (#498) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.7.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.6.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v3.7.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.6.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Does OptSummary need to be a parametric type? (#504) Remove DataFramesMeta from docs (#512) Storage of Parameter Vector for GLMM Bootstrap (#517) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Add sparseL extractor and use it in condVar (#492) (@dmbates) Fix formatting in Grouping docstring (#511) (@likanzhan) Remove DataFramesMeta from the docs (#515) (@palday) CompatHelper: bump compat for "Distributions" to "0.25" (#516) (@github-actions[bot]) omit lowerbound on beta for GLMM bootstrap (#518) (@palday) BACKPORT: condVar + GLMM bootstrap lowerbound compat (#519) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.1.6 NEWS file. Diff since v3.1.5 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Abstr... more MixedModels v3.1.6 NEWS file. Diff since v3.1.5 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Abstract type for collection of mixed models (#325) Should we mark a model as unfitted after simulate! ? (#417) Parse string for @formula (#426) Inexact Int Conversion in Binomial Log Likelihood (#461) Drop kwarg named from ranef (#467) isnested assumes that grouping terms have single blocking vars (#471) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Signed PooledArrays for 4.x (#460) (@palday) introduce an abstract type for collections of fits (#465) (@palday) simulate! marks models as unfitted (#468) (@palday) remove (unused) <code>named</code> kwarg from ranef (#469) (@palday) use fname instead of term.sym directly (#472) (@kleinschmidt) Backport #472 (#473) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.1.5 NEWS file. Diff since v3.1.4 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Neste... more MixedModels v3.1.5 NEWS file. Diff since v3.1.4 <strong>Closed issues:</strong> Nested blocking vars with vector RT (#452) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Issue-based TagBot Trigger (#450) (@palday) Automatically link to NEWS file in release notes (#451) (@palday) Use vector of matrices for A and L in LinearMixedModel (#456) (@dmbates) Change version number to reflect breaking changes (#457) (@palday) Support new PooledArrays 1.0 release (#458) (@quinnj) Support PooledArrays 1.0 and Update Artifacts (#459) (@palday)
MixedModels v3.1.3 Diff since v3.1.2 <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> rankUpdat... more MixedModels v3.1.3 Diff since v3.1.2 <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> rankUpdate for BlockDiagonal by Dense (#447) (@palday)
MixedModels v4.0.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.9.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are... more MixedModels v4.0.0 NEWS file. Diff since v3.9.0 <em>NB: Closed issues and pull requests are sorted temporally and so may include backports to other versions or work in the development branch for an upcoming breaking release. Please see the NEWS file for changes sorted by release.</em> <strong>Closed issues:</strong> No predict method for GeneralizedLinearMixedModels (#175) Bootstrap and simulate don't resample weights (#466) Update verbose output to use ProgressMeter (#513) <strong>Merged pull requests:</strong> Simulation and prediction methods (#427) (@palday) Add a progress meter for LMM fits (#539) (@dmbates) Release 4.0 (#540) (@palday) set documenter devbranch to main (#541) (@palday)
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