R - statistics package (S-Plus like)
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R is a language which is not entirely unlike the S language developed at
AT&T Bell Laboratories by Rick Becker, John Chambers and Allan Wilks.
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Revision 63 (latest revision is 93)
- CHANGES IN R 3.5.2: PACKAGE INSTALLATION: * New macro CXX_VISIBILITY analogous to C_VISIBILITY (which several packages have been misusing for C++ code) for the default C++ compiler (but not necessarily one used for non-default C++ dialects like C++14). TESTING: * The random number generator tests in tests/p-r-random-tests.R no longer fail occasionally as they now randomly sample from "certified" random seeds. BUG FIXES: * The "glm" method of drop1() miscalculated the score test (test="Rao") when the model contained an offset. * Linear multiple empty models such as lm(y ~ 0) now have a correctly dimensioned empty coefficient matrix; reported by Brett Presnell. * vcov(<empty mlm>) and hence confint() now work (via a consistency change in summary.lm()). * confint(<multiple lm()>) now works correctly; reported on R-devel by Steven Pav. * quade.test() now also works correctly when its arguments are not yet sorted along groups, fixing PR#15842. * Installation on a Unix-alike tries harder to link to the pthread library where required (rather than relying on OpenMP to provide it: configuring with --disable-openmp was failing on some Linux systems). * The data.frame method for print(x) is fast now also for large data frames x and got an optional argument max, thanks to suggestions by Juan Telleria. * hist() no longer integer overflows in very rare cases, fixing
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