Copyright and Derived Code Notices for glmbayes

The original glmbayes package code, documentation, examples, and vignettes are
copyright Kjell Nygren, except where otherwise noted below.

R Mathlib and R Source Code
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The package includes local copies, adaptations, or translations of selected
portions of R Mathlib and R source code in inst/cl/. These
files retain the original copyright and license notices where present. The
OpenCL kernels in inst/cl/nmath/, inst/cl/dpq/, and inst/cl/rmath/ are ports or
adaptations of relevant R Mathlib distribution routines, probability helper
code, numerical support code, constants, and related headers.

Relevant copyright holders and contributors include The R Core Team, The R
Foundation, Ross Ihaka, Robert Gentleman, Morten Welinder, and Martin Maechler.
The applicable licenses are GPL-2-or-later and/or LGPL-2.1-or-later as
indicated in the individual source file headers.

R stats Modeling Code and Methods
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The functions glmb(), lmb(), and several associated methods use R's classical
lm()/glm() formula interface, model-frame/model-matrix setup, fitted-object
structure, and method conventions. Portions of the R-level implementation are
adapted from or closely follow functions and methods in the stats package,
including glm(), lm(), glm.fit()/lm.fit()-style setup, and related methods for
prediction, residuals, summaries, influence diagnostics, dummy coefficients,
log-likelihoods, variance-covariance extraction, confidence intervals, and
analysis of deviance.

Relevant contributors/copyright holders include The R Core Team, The R
Foundation, Ross Ihaka, and Simon Davies. The R implementation of glm() was
originally written by Simon Davies under Ross Ihaka and has since been
extensively maintained by the R Core Team.

Package Dependencies
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The package links to or imports external R packages including Rcpp,
RcppArmadillo, RcppParallel, MASS, coda, and Rdpack. These packages are not
bundled in glmbayes; their authorship and copyright are governed by their own
package metadata and licenses.
