WHAT'S NEW WITH  glmlab  VERSION 2
(that rhymes--I wonder what will happen with version 3?)

glmlab version 2 is much better than version 1.  There are many
improvements, most of which aren't visible to the user.  But here
are some of the major changes that come with version 2 (a list of
all changes can be found in CHANGES.txt):

From 2.3 to 2.3.1
* Fixed problem with MATLAB v5.2 that weren't in MATLAB v5.0
* Fixed an obscure bug where MATLAB complained about a COLON operator.
* Some other bugs fixes
* Updated web reference to point to new glmlab Home Page.
* Quicker and smoother start
* Tooltips added

To 2.0
* Interactive variable selection windows
* Change fitting parameters in window, not in the file
* The inverse Gaussian distribution is now included.
* An on-line manual is available, accessable via glmlab.
* A demo is included that runs in the gui window.
* Dialog boxes are used whenever possible.
* The Residual Plots have been mobved to a pull-down menu.
* The A-variable window allows multi-line strings; indeed, this
  is how glmlab handles them now.
* The standard errors of the parameter estimates are now
  returned in a separate variable SERRORS.
* The value of the linear predictor (usually called  eta) is
  returned as LINPRED.
* The workspace has been tidied by using the UserData property
  of MATAB, rather than having the workspace all cluttered up by
  internal variables.
* Fixed some bugs (and, unfortunately, probably introduced some
  creative new ones).

Peter Dunn
02 March 1998