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    Fixed intermittent crash on Windows
3.11      2017-11-15 10:39:12+01:00 Europe/Berlin
    Added install information
    Turned on warning printing for analogize
3.10      2016-06-05 21:03:55+09:00 Asia/Tokyo
    Fixed bad typos in citation names
    Improved analogize documentation (#50)
    Changed percentage printing format (#56)
3.09      2015-08-28 20:29:15+09:00 Asia/Tokyo
    removed random_outcome (addition was misguided)
    updated documentation
    added data file comment functionality
3.08      2015-06-07 20:39:47+09:00 Asia/Tokyo
    fixed regression in XS (GH #42)
    added include_nulls, include_given, and linear flags to analogize.pl
3.07      2015-06-03 21:01:25+09:00 Asia/Tokyo
    Add detailed gang printing option to analogize
    Fix incorrect gang handling
    Fix for printing gangs with false values as feature names
3.06      2015-05-31 20:43:59+09:00 Asia/Tokyo
    Added analogize for command line classification

lib/Algorithm/AM.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

supracontextual lattice into the direct product of four smaller ones,
which the algorithm manipulates individually before recombining.
These lattices can be manipulated in parallel when using the right
hardware, and so the module was named C<AM::Parallel>. This
implementation was written with the core lattice-filling algorithm in
XS, and hooks were provided to help the user create custom reports
and control classification dynamically.

The present version has been renamed to C<Algorithm::AM>, which seemed
a better fit for CPAN. While the XS has largely remained intact, the
Perl code has been completely reorganized and updated to be both more
"modern" and modular. Most of the functionality of C<AM::Parallel>
remains.

=head1 SEE ALSO

The <home page|http://humanities.byu.edu/am/> for Analogical Modeling
includes information about current research and publications, as well as
sample data sets.

The L<Wikipedia article|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analogical_modeling>