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Changes in version 0.1.2

Enhancements

  • When the autoplot method is used for an object with class "coef.RenouvTList" the number of exceedances is now displayed on a second (top) horizontal axis. This is only possible when the object was created using lambda = FALSE.

  • The autoplot methods for the classes "Renouv" and "RenouvTList" both have a xlim argument. The motivation is that when using the standard + xlim() on a ggplot object with a log scale on the x-axis, the log-scale is lost.

Changes in version 0.1.1

Bug fix

  • The RenouvTList function no longer worked casting the error "fitJit not found".

  • In the autoplot method for the class Renouv, the grid of periods used was chosen as starting at 1. It now starts at 1 / lambda as it should, where lambda is the rate coef(objet)["rate"].

Enhancements

  • The autoplot method for the "Renouv" class now provides better legend "guides" and allows the user to change the colours, linetypes, ...

  • The coef method of the "RenouvTList" class now has a sd formal argument which makes it work as the former coSd method which is now deprecated.

  • The RenouvTList function/creator now has a start.par.ini argument which can be a matrix or a list of lists. This can be used to give initial values for the parameters that differ across thresholds as required with the EGPD3 distribution for the excesses.

  • In the autoplot method for the class Renouv, the confidence intervals are identified in the legend by the linetype of their borders, not by the fill.

  • In the autoplot method for the class Renouv, the historical block names that could have been specified at the creation time through the names of the MAX.data or OTS.data are now duely shown.