Changes in version 0.15.5 Description o . Compatibility o . Installation o . Documentation o . Significant User-Visible Changes o . Deprecated and Defunct o . New Features o Function egf1 wrapping function egf and handling its simplest usage, when there is exactly one time series and exactly one fitting window. Bug Fixes o . Internals o . Changes in version 0.15.4 (2025-02-19) Compatibility o Tests in tests/egf_utils.R wrongly relied on the type of the value of a call to seq.int, causing errors under R 4.5. Changes in version 0.15.3 (2024-06-18) Description o emdbook is removed from Suggests. A full check of the package requires only TMB and its dependencies. Deprecated and Defunct o egf_cache is removed. Serializing objects under tools::R_user_dir("epigrowthfit", "cache") for reuse in examples and tests introduced a race condition when running two or more checks concurrently, and workarounds were not appealing. Changes in version 0.15.2 (2024-04-25) Documentation o \donttest is used for examples in man/profile.egf.Rd, which remained too long. o \verb is used instead of \href for URL in man/covid19.ontario.Rd to avoid HTTP 403. Changes in version 0.15.1 Description o Description field is expanded. Documentation o \value tags are added to two man/*.Rd. Bug Fixes o Methods for plot clean up after calls to par. o Methods for simulate no longer assign to the global environment. Changes in version 0.15.0 Significant User-Visible Changes o For as long as the version number is 0.y.z, details of the API are subject to change without formal deprecation. Significant user-visible changes will be documented here. New Features o A “traditional” model estimating function egf, returning model objects of class egf. o Methods for generic functions: coef, confint, df.residual, extractAIC, fitted, fixef (from nlme), formula, getCall, logLik, model.frame, model.matrix, nobs, plot, predict, print, profile, ranef (from nlme), simulate, summary, terms, vcov. o Auxiliary functions of use in epidemiology: R0, finalsize, timescale, [dpqr]gi.