Changes in version 0.4.1 (2026-08-31) galamm has been peer reviewed and accepted by rOpenSci, and the repository has moved to https://github.com/ropensci/galamm. This release contains the changes made during and after that review. There are no changes to the user-facing model fitting functions. - All links to the source repository, including the continuous integration and test coverage badges, now point to the repository under the rOpenSci organization. - The package website has moved to https://docs.ropensci.org/galamm/, and is now built centrally by rOpenSci. All documentation links have been updated accordingly, and the package no longer deploys a website of its own. - The pkgdown configuration now requests MathJax explicitly, so that the mathematical notation in the vignettes renders reliably on the new website. - The bundled code of conduct has been removed, since rOpenSci's code of conduct at https://ropensci.org/code-of-conduct/ now applies. The contributing guidelines link to it instead. - The README describes how to install development versions from the rOpenSci R-universe. Changes in version 0.4.0 (2025-12-21) - Vignettes are updated to better demonstrate model checking possibilities. - A qqmath() function has now been added, which makes quantile-quantile plots. - residuals.galamm() now has a "scaled = TRUE/FALSE" argument. - plot.galamm() has been considerably extended. Changes in version 0.3.0 (2025-11-26) - The expected output of a unit test has been changed. - A bug in the computation of deviance residuals has been corrected. - A bug in the computation of Pearson residuals for non-Gaussian models has been corrected. - The plot() function now takes an optional argument for the type of residuals to plot. - The family_mapping argument for mixed response types has been deprecated. Use the gfam() function instead. - Argument weights to galamm has been renamed to dispformula. The old name weights will work for a while, but a deprecation warning will be issued. - Improved tests. - Improved error messages. - Argument load.var to galamm has been renamed to load_var. The old name load_var will work for a while, but a deprecation warning will be issued. Changes in version 0.2.3 (2025-07-03) - A bug causing heteroscedastic models with more than two groups to fail has been solved. Thanks to Espen Moen Eilertsen for reporting the issue. - Have rerun all vignettes. There are some minor changes in the formatting of summary(model), due to changes in lme4. Changes in version 0.2.2 (2025-05-11) - Internal fix to avoid warning about uninitialized variables. - New function response() returns the response used for fitting the model. - New print.galamm() function which is an alias for print(summary(galamm_obj)). - Rank deficient fixed effect matrices now leads to an error. Previously only a message was written that the redundant columns were dropped. Changes in version 0.2.1 (2024-08-18) - Software paper in Multivariate Behavioral Research has been added to the recommended citation. Changes in version 0.2.0 (2024-04-07) - The print.summary.galamm() method does no longer print residual percentiles with mixed response models. The version implemented until now had a bug, and it is not clear how to present this information in a useful way. - Fixed bug causing galamm() to fail with mixed response types, when the first argument to "family" was not "gaussian". - BREAKING CHANGE: argument "factor", "factor_interaction" and "lambda" to galamm should no longer be enclosed in a list. - A vignette investigating computational scalability has been added. - formula.galamm() method has been added, inheriting from stats::formula(). - nobs.galamm() function is now exported. - na.action argument has been added to galamm(). - input validation has been extended. - all internal functions have been documented, using the @noRd tag to suppress generation of markdown. Changes in version 0.1.1 (2023-10-13) - Fixed bug causing galamm to fail on R4.2.3. - Fixed memory issues in C++ code. - In the smooth terms sl() and t2(), the argument 'load_var' has been renamed to 'factor', to correspond with the remaining factor arguments. Changes in version 0.1.0 (2023-10-09) Initial version.