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analogue 0.14-0 released

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A couple of week’s ago I packaged up a new release of analogue, which is available from CRAN. Version 0.14-0 is a smaller update than the changes released in 0.12-0 and sees a continuation of the changes to dependencies to have packages in Imports rather than Depends. The main development of analogue now takes place on github and bugs and feature requests should be posted there. The Travis continuous integration system is used to automatically check the package as new code is checked in. There are several new functions and methods and a few bug fixes, the details of which are given below.

The main user-visible change over 0.12-0 is the deprecation of the plot3d.prcurve() method. The functionality is now in new function Plot3d() and plot3d.prcurve() is deprecated and if called needs to use the full function name. This change is to make analogue easier to install on MacOS X as now rgl is not needed to install analogue. If you want to plot the principal curve in an interactive 3d view, you’ll need to get rgl installed first.

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