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'jacobi' package

Hello Robin,

I've seen you recently updated 'elliptic'. In case you're interested, I recently developed the 'jacobi' package. It provides more or less the same functions as 'elliptic' but it is faster, because the Jacobi theta functions are implemented in C++. Your package was helpful for the development, thanks.

lost braces

There is a "R package by maintainer" page and it gives this:

checking Rd files ... [1s/1s] NOTE
checkRd: (-1) elliptic-package.Rd:92: Lost braces
    92 |     J. Kotus and M. Urb\'{a}nski 2003.  \emph{Hausdorff dimension and Hausdorff

nome.k()

There is a problem with nome.k() pointed out by Vladimiar Dergachev. He says:

Going back to the book of Whittaker and Watson (1920):
on page 486 there is an example of calculation of nome for the case of
k=k'=1/sqrt(2) giving an answer of q=0.0432139

Whittaker and Watson also uses the convention that m=k^2 and
k'=sqrt(1-k^2)

this means that nome.k(k)=nome(k^2) and the same for other functions.

But the package gives:

> nome.k(1/sqrt(2))
[1] 0.062372
> 

theta3 wrongly gives 1 in some cases

Hello,
thanks for building this package

theta3 function wrongly returns 1 in some specific cases. For instance:

theta3(z = pi/4, q = exp(-pi/4), maxiter = 10000) gives 1 whereas it should give 0.9135722, such as observed for theta3(z = pi/4+1e-15, q = exp(-pi/4), maxiter = 10000).

The issue is the number of iterations that stops after the first step.
This is not sufficient to allow a minimum number of steps, for instance:

theta3(z = pi/4, q = exp(-pi/16), maxiter = 10000) gives 1 whereas it should give 0.1745516, such as observed for theta3(z = pi/4+1e-15, q = exp(-pi/16), maxiter = 10000).

Here comparing with the 2-step previous value would solve the issue, but it may not solve it in all cases.

test suite

The test suite should use the testthat package

R CMD check warning, lines too long

Rd file 'theta1dash.Rd':
  \usage lines wider than 90 characters:
     theta1dashdash(z, ignore = NULL, m = NULL, q = NULL, give.n = FALSE, maxiter = 30,miniter=3)
     theta1dashdashdash(z, ignore = NULL, m = NULL, q = NULL, give.n = FALSE, maxiter = 30,miniter=3)

These lines will be truncated in the PDF manual.

Error in vignettes on PPC: figure margins too large

* checking tests ...
  Running ‘aaa.R’
 OK
* checking for unstated dependencies in vignettes ... OK
* checking package vignettes in ‘inst/doc’ ... OK
* checking running R code from vignettes ...
  ‘ellipticpaper.Rnw’... failed
  ‘residuetheorem.Rnw’... OK
 ERROR
Errors in running code in vignettes:
when running code in ‘ellipticpaper.Rnw’
  ...

> png("wp_figure.png", width = 800, height = 800)

> persp(x, y, limit(Re(f)), xlab = "Re(z)", ylab = "Im(z)", 
+     zlab = "Re(P(z))", theta = 30, phi = 30, r = 1e+09, border = NA, 
+     shade = 0.8 .... [TRUNCATED] 

  When sourcing ‘ellipticpaper.R’:
Error: figure margins too large
Execution halted
Attaching package: ‘elliptic’

The following objects are masked from ‘package:stats’:

    sd, sigma

The following object is masked from ‘package:base’:

    is.primitive

Loading required package: emulator
Loading required package: mvtnorm
Loading required package: calibrator

Error: processing vignette 'ellipticpaper.Rnw' failed with diagnostics:
 chunk 21 (label = wp_figure_plot) 
Error in plot.new() : figure margins too large

--- failed re-building ‘ellipticpaper.Rnw’

macOS 10.6.8 Rosetta, R 4.2.2, gcc 12.2.0

R CMD check problems with R-devel

Dear maintainer,

Please see the problems shown on

<https://cran.r-project.org/web/checks/check_results_elliptic.html>.

The check problems with current R-devel are from

   \item The default method for generating from a discrete uniform
   distribution (used in \code{sample()}, for instance) has been
   changed. This addresses the fact, pointed out by Ottoboni and
   Stark, that the previous method made \code{sample()} noticeably
   non-uniform on large populations.  See \PR{17494} for a
   discussion. The previous method can be requested using
   \code{RNGkind()} or \code{RNGversion()} if necessary for
   reproduction of old results.  Thanks to Duncan Murdoch for
   contributing the patch and Gabe Becker for further assistance.

To make your package successfully pass the checks for current R-devel
and R-release you may find it most convenient to insert

suppressWarnings(RNGversion("3.5.0"))

before calling set.seed() in your example, vignette and test code (where
the difference in RNG sample kinds matters, of course).

Note that this ensures using the (old) non-uniform "Rounding" sampler
for all 3.x versions of R, and does not add an R version dependency.
Note also that the new "Rejection" sampler which R will use from 3.6.0
onwards by default is definitely preferable over the old one, so that
the above should really only be used as a temporary measure for
reproduction of the previous behavior (and the run time tests relying on
it).

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