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\name{valse-package}
\alias{valse-package}
\alias{valse}
\docType{package}

\title{
	\packageTitle{valse}
}

\description{
	\packageDescription{valse}
}

\details{
  Two methods are implemented to cluster data with finite mixture
  regression models. Those procedures deal with high-dimensional covariates and
  responses through a variable selection procedure based on the Lasso estimator.
  
  The main function is runValse(), which calls all other functions.
  See also plot_valse() which plots the relevant parameters after a run.
}

\author{
	\packageAuthor{valse}

	Maintainer: \packageMaintainer{valse}
}

%\references{
%	TODO: Literature or other references for background information
%}

%\examples{
%	TODO: simple examples of the most important functions
%}
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228ee602	1	\name{valse-package}
	2	\alias{valse-package}
	3	\alias{valse}
	4	\docType{package}
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	6	\title{
	7	\packageTitle{valse}
	8	}
	9
	10	\description{
	11	\packageDescription{valse}
	12	}
	13
	14	\details{
859c30ec BA	15	Two methods are implemented to cluster data with finite mixture
	16	regression models. Those procedures deal with high-dimensional covariates and
	17	responses through a variable selection procedure based on the Lasso estimator.
	18
	19	The main function is runValse(), which calls all other functions.
	20	See also plot_valse() which plots the relevant parameters after a run.
228ee602	21	}
	22
	23	\author{
	24	\packageAuthor{valse}
	25
	26	Maintainer: \packageMaintainer{valse}
	27	}
	28
	29	%\references{
	30	% TODO: Literature or other references for background information
	31	%}
	32
	33	%\examples{
	34	% TODO: simple examples of the most important functions
	35	%}