1.2.6 Release for Linux

• Fixed bug with parameter estimation starting with mid-range point instead of with the initial parameter value

1.2.5 Release for Windows

• Added a wait cursor to the Covariate save functionality
• Added a stop timer call after a Bees run (If then followed by an NLopt run, the NLopt run wouldn’t finish)
• Fixed problem with random number generator sometimes returning the incorrect scaled value (this allowed negative parameters)

1.2.5 Release for Linux

• Added a wait cursor to the Covariate save functionality
• Added a stop timer call after a Bees run (If then followed by an NLopt run, the NLopt run wouldn’t finish)
• Fixed problem with random number generator sometimes returning the incorrect scaled value (this allowed negative parameters)

1.2.4 Release for Windows

• Modified elapsed timer to update for estimations without any specified ranges

1.2.4 Release for Linux

• Modified elapsed timer to update for estimations without any specified ranges

1.2.3 Release for Windows

Release Instructions

1. I've modified the models table structure to support the additional parameter for GN_CRS2_LM. In order for MSSPM to work correctly going forward, you must do one of the following:

• Import the new sample database. N.B. Doing this will overwrite your current database!
  OR
• If you don't want to overwrite your current database, run the following lines at the mysql command line prompt:
  • use keyrun_2022
  • alter table models add column NLoptUseInitialPopulationSize int NULL after NLoptUseStopAfterIter;
  • alter table models add column NLoptInitialPopulationSize double NULL after NLoptStopAfterIter;

2. If you choose not to load the new sample database, and if you haven't already copied and pasted the covariate data into your database, you can import it from within MSSPM.

• Importing Covariate data:
  • Click Import in the Estimation Tab 6 - Covariate Data.
  • When the Import popup appears, click No, and then find and Open the covariate.csv in the sample_data directory.
  • Click Save to save the imported covariate data to your current database.

Release Notes

• Added new Troubleshooting Estimation topic
• Added Hubert’s Covariate data to sample database as well as covariate.csv to sample_data directory
• Added another global minimizer algorithm: GN_ESCH - an evolutionary algorithm
• Added additional parameter for GN_CRS2_LM NLopt model
• Modified WhatsThis help for Minimizer algorithms (currently the popup may not fit on a laptop)
• Modified the maximum parameter range that can be automatically set by the user to be ±99%
• Fixed ClearSpecificOutput widgets not being properly loaded
• Fixed bug when flipping chart type to Diagnostics or Forecasts, before they’ve been run, not yielding a blank plot
• Fixed Retrospective Analysis Chart showing a blue plot line when chart type changes from Diagnostics to something else and back to Diagnostics
• Fixed crash when changing the database and saving the Project but not loading a model

1.2.3 Release for Linux

Release Instructions

1. I've modified the models table structure to support the additional parameter for GN_CRS2_LM. In order for MSSPM to work correctly going forward, you must do one of the following:

• Import the new sample database. N.B. Doing this will overwrite your current database!
  OR
• If you don't want to overwrite your current database, run the following lines at the mysql command line prompt:
  • use keyrun_2022
  • alter table models add column NLoptUseInitialPopulationSize int NULL after NLoptUseStopAfterIter;
  • alter table models add column NLoptInitialPopulationSize double NULL after NLoptStopAfterIter;

2. If you choose not to load the new sample database, and if you haven't already copied and pasted the covariate data into your database, you can import it from within MSSPM.

• Importing Covariate data:
  • Click Import in the Estimation Tab 6 - Covariate Data.
  • When the Import popup appears, click No, and then find and Open the covariate.csv in the sample_data directory.
  • Click Save to save the imported covariate data to your current database.

Release Notes

• Added new Troubleshooting Estimation topic
• Added Hubert’s Covariate data to sample database as well as covariate.csv to sample_data directory
• Added another global minimizer algorithm: GN_ESCH - an evolutionary algorithm
• Added additional parameter for GN_CRS2_LM NLopt model
• Modified WhatsThis help for Minimizer algorithms (currently the popup may not fit on a laptop)
• Modified the maximum parameter range that can be automatically set by the user to be ±99%
• Fixed ClearSpecificOutput widgets not being properly loaded
• Fixed bug when flipping chart type to Diagnostics or Forecasts, before they’ve been run, not yielding a blank plot
• Fixed Retrospective Analysis Chart showing a blue plot line when chart type changes from Diagnostics to something else and back to Diagnostics
• Fixed crash when changing the database and saving the Project but not loading a model

1.2.2 Release for Windows

• Added another check when deleting last covariate time series column
• Added topic groups for Troubleshooting GUI

1.2.2 Release for Linux

• Added another check when deleting last covariate time series column
• Added topic groups for Troubleshooting GUI

1.2.1 Release for Windows

• Changed Setup “Add” Project Database button name to “New”
• Added an “Import” Project Database button to Project Setup page
• Added a check that after an Import, the project name must be the name of the project in the imported database, and if not, the user should change the name
• Added a Troubleshooting issue