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4.2.6

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FIXED:
* `TruncNormal` is a `ShiftScaleDistribution`, not a `J` operator.

4.2.5

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FIXED:
* Bugfix: `sparse=True growth=None` should se `growth=True`, but didn't this
means that rules that require growth rules to be nested, i.e.
`clenshaw_curtis, fejer, discrete, newton_cotes` were not benefiting
fully from sparse-grid.

4.2.4

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FIXED:
* Correct bounds for Mean-Covariance distributions.

4.2.3

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FIXED:
* Correct triangle repr.

4.2.2

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ADDED:
* Increase the number of dimensions supported in Sobol sequence to 1111.
* Lower level override `get_*_parameters` functions to differentiate between
density/fwd/inv, mom, ttr, and lower/upper.
* New `allow_approx` flag in `Distribution.pdf`.
* More docs and tests.
* Support for bibliography in docs.
CHANGED:
* Updated Clenshaw-Curtis and Fejér algorithm which scales much better.
* More aggressive sample use in `approximate_moment` as bottleneck was the
quadrature (Clenshaw-Curtis and Fejér).
* Better support for density approximation. Allow for more contexts by
weaving a full density history.
* Documentation update.
FIXED:
* Wrappers distribution no longer ignores wrapped distribution during
dependency declaration. Ignoring them have in some cases caused some
variables not to be declared correctly.

4.2.1

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FIXED:
* Bugfix in rounding for discrete distributions.
* Bugfix in rule for when to round discrete variables.

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