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The main authors of CODA 
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Mary Kathryn Cowles	University of Nebraska Medical Center, USA
			<kcowles@stat.uiowa.edu>
Nicky Best 		Imperial college, London, UK
			<n.best@ic.ac.uk>
Karen Vines		Open University, Milton Keynes, UK
			<S.K.Vines@open.ac.uk> 
Martyn Plummer		International Agency for Research on Cancer,
			Lyon, France
			<plummer@iarc.fr>

CODA was conceived and motivated by Mary Kathryn Cowles, who developed the
original program as part of her PhD thesis concerning practical issues
in implementing the Gibbs sampler.  It was modified by Nicky Best to
provide software suitable for general release, including contributions
by Karen Vines.  Martyn Plummer ported CODA to R and modified the code
so that the user is not bound by the menu-driven interface.

All authors, and the MRC Biostatistic Unit, have given permission for
the license terms to be changed to GPL.

Other authors of CODA
---------------------

Deepayan Sarkar provided lattice graphics functions (See ?densityplot.mcmc)

Douglas Bates wrote the HPDinterval function.

Russell Almond <almond@acm.org>, <ralmond@ets.org> provided a number
of cleanups and wrote the functions autocorr.diag, batchSE, and
rejectionRate.

Arni Magnusson wrote the cumuplot function.

Further credits
---------------

The function "gelman.diag" is based on the "itsim" function 
contributed to the Statlib archive by Andrew Gelman 
<gelman@wald.stat.columbia.edu>.

The function "raftery.diag" is based on the "gibbsit" function
contributed to the Statlib archive by Steven Lewis
<slewis@stat.washington.edu>.

Andrew Martin <admartin@wustl.edu> added namespace facilities and
fixed a large number of bugs that this change uncovered (see CHANGELOG)