Changes in version 1.0-25 (2023-12-06) o fix small bug in closure.c (error() wrongly called) Changes in version 1.0-24 (2023-03-07) o add missing methods in NAMESPACE Changes in version 1.0-23 (2023-03-04) o Fix formals mismatch in .as.list.gset() Changes in version 1.0-22 (2023-02-01) o Add ORCID IDs Changes in version 1.0-21 (2022-02-09) o Vectorize all [cg]set predicates and check for correct arguments o add as.vector() methods for [cg]sets o rename element class to gset_element to avoid name clash with ggplot Changes in version 1.0-20 (2021-12-08) o Some small fixes in interval code o [gc]set_complement(a, b) now use the union of the universes of a and b, and the max. bound of a and b if no global defaults are specified. Changes in version 1.0-19 (2021-10-11) o no user-level changes Changes in version 1.0-18 (2017-12-12) o Do not export as.list.function() any more Changes in version 1.0-17 (2017-03-07) o add lengths method o the extract operator ([[) now returns NULL if the requested element can not be found instead of throwing a cryptical error message o some small internal optimizations Changes in version 1.0-16 (2015-10-11) o no user-level changes Changes in version 1.0-15 (2015-07-08) o add import statements for functions in recommended packages to NAMESPACE Changes in version 1.0-14 (2015-04-30) o internal fix because nchar(NA) now returns NA Changes in version 1.0-13 (2013-03-19) o Rd improvements Changes in version 1.0-12 (2012-11-13) o small fix in LABELS() (when called with NULL) Changes in version 1.0-11 (2012-09-02) o Author/Maintainer info removed from DESCRIPTION Changes in version 1.0-10 (2012-08-27) o The length() methods for [cg]sets are no longer aliases for gset_cardinality(), but for set_cardinality() (i.e., give the number of elements in the [cg]set). This change has been made since length() methods are expected to yield integer values only. Changes in version 1.0-9 (2012-03-29) o small bug fix in fuzzy_two_normals() Changes in version 1.0-8 (2012-01-24) o Package news converted to Rd format. Changes in version 1.0-7 (2010-08-30) o small fix in interval code Changes in version 1.0-6 (2010-04-11) o small fix in all.equal() method Changes in version 1.0-5 (2010-04-11) o bug fix in all.equal() method o overloaded set operators will now work for operands of mixed set types Changes in version 1.0-4 (2010-02-14) o as.list.interval() now returns a list of intervals instead of just applying unclass() Changes in version 1.0-3 (2010-02-10) o small bug fixes Changes in version 1.0-2 (2009-12-22) o small bug fixes Changes in version 1.0-1 (2009-11-06) o interval class for possibly infinite numeric intervals added. o fuzzy rules now accept the use of brackets in the expressions. o Missing memberships are now supported. Changes in version 1.0 (2009-08-04) o JSS article as vignette added. o fuzzy_pi4() generator added. o [gc]set_memberships extended to allow for filter elements and to work with tuples. Changes in version 0.7 (2009-05-24) o L1 and L2 dissimilarities for fuzzy multisets added. o fuzzy_pi() generator added o (fuzzy) multisets are now n-bounded (where n is the maximal multiplicity). This now allows consistent complement-building. o nu-cuts added (filters elements according to multiplicity). Changes in version 0.6 (2009-02-10) o fuzzy inference framework added o converters for matrices added Changes in version 0.5 (2009-01-21) o bug fixes in ordering function and as.character.cset() Changes in version 0.4 (2008-11-28) o fuzzy function generators added o extended plotting for fuzzy sets added o several functions for memberships transformation added o performance of matching operator improved o optional universes for gsets added Changes in version 0.3 (2008-08-11) o support for customizable sets (cset) added Changes in version 0.2-1 (2008-07-30) o set_options() added Changes in version 0.2 (2008-07-10) o A _lot_ of bug fixes o closure and reduction of sets added Changes in version 0.1 (2007-10-16) o Initial release, implementing data structures and methods for ordinary sets, generalized sets (fuzzy sets, multisets, fuzzy multisets) as well as support for fuzzy logic.