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Added better release description including summary of compatability breaks.
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<title>Commons Math Release Notes</title>
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</properties>
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<body>
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<release version="2.1" date="TBD" description="This is a maintenance release including numerous bug fixes and enhancements.">
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<release version="2.1" date="TBD" description="This is primarily a maintenance release, but
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it also includes new features and enhancements. Users of version 2.0 are encouraged to
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upgrade to 2.1, as this release includes some important bug fixes. See the detailed list
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of changes below for full description of all bug fixes and enhancements.
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This release contains some minor API compatibility breaks with version 2.0:
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the return type of RealVector.copy() has been changed to AbstractRealVector; the no-argument
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constructor of MatrixUtils() has been made private; the mapXxxToSelf methods of OpenMapRealVector
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have been removed and some method return types have been changed in this class; new methods
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have been added to the RealVector interface; several fields in AdaptiveStepSizeIntegrator have
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been made final; DummyStepInterpolator requires an additional argument for one of its constructors; some
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protected fields have been removed from AbstractLeastSquaresOptimizer, AbstractScalarDifferentiableOptimizer
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and AbstractLinearOptimizer; and the isOptimal(SimplexTableau) method has been removed from
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SimplexSolver. ">
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<action dev="psteitz" type="update" issue="MATH-332" due-to="Mikkel Meyer Andersen">
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Added density functions to remaining continuous distributions (F, T, Weibull, Cauchy).
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As of Math 2.1, all continuous distributions implement density functions. The HasDensity
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