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Co-authored-by: Sam Abbott <s.e.abbott12@gmail.com>
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sbfnk and seabbs authored Feb 14, 2024
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* The utility function `update_list()` has been deprecated in favour of `utils::modifyList()` because it comes with an installation of R. By @jamesmbaazam in #491 and reviewed by @seabbs.
* The `fixed` argument to `dist_spec` has been deprecated and replaced by a `fix_dist()` function. By @sbfnk in #503 and reviewed by @seabbs.
* Updated `estimate_infections()` so that rather than imputing missing data, it now skips these data points in the likelihood. This is a breaking change as it alters the behaviour of the model when dates are missing from a time series but are known to be zero. We recommend that users check their results when updating to this version but expect this to in most cases improve performance. By @seabbs in #528 and reviewed by @sbfnk.
* `simulate_infections` has been renamed to `forecast_infections` in line with `simulate_secondary` and `forecast_secondary`. The terminology is: a forecast is done from a fit to existing data, a simulation from first principles.
* `simulate_infections` has been renamed to `forecast_infections` in line with `simulate_secondary` and `forecast_secondary`. The terminology is: a forecast is done from a fit to existing data, a simulation from first principles. By @sbfnk in #544 and reviewed by @seabbs.

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