NEWS.md
max_solutions is not used correctly.en_cd_options()).alpha values and automatic hyper-parameter selection will also choose the best alpha value.lambda = "min" to extract the best fit, also support the syntax lambda = "{m}-se" to extract the most parsimonious fit within m standard-errors of the best fit.pense(..., alpha = 0), to take a long time to compute.prediction_performance() related to the non-standard evaluation of objects.std_beta and std_intercept. # pense 2.0.2adapense() and adapense_cv()).pense(), adapense(), regmest(), etc.) are not estimating prediction performance via cross-validation anymore. This can now be done using the corresponding functions pense_cv(), adapense_cv(), and so on.prediction_performance() to summarize the prediction performance of several fits.plot(), coef(), summary(), and predict() methods for cross-validated fits also implement the “one-standard-error rule” (with the “1” adjustable by the user).en_admm_options().correct in pense(), pensem(), coef(), etc., is not supported anymore and will be ignored with a warning. All estimates are now uncorrected (i.e., correct=FALSE in previous versions of the package).pensem() is now called pensem_cv().initest_options() is replaced by enpy_options() using better naming of arguments.en_options_aug_lars() and en_options_dal() are replaced by en_lars_options() and en_dal_options() for more consistent naming.pense_options() and mstep_options() are superseded by mm_algorithm_options() and arguments specified in the calls to pense() and companions.enpy() is replaced by enpy_initial_estimates() which has different default argument values.STRICT_R_HEADERS)pense and pensem. Note: The lambda values in this release are not the same as in previous releases!predict() function for pensem objects if computed from a fitted pense object.delta and cc specified in pense_options() for the initial estimator. Remove delta and cc arguments from initest_options() and instead add them to enpy().resid_size) to obj$cv_lambda_grid, where obj is of class pense or pensem. # pense 1.0.6: