checkRd: (-1) qut.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 |      a user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                       ^
checkRd: (-1) sigmarcv.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 | A user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                  ^
Invalid package aliases in Rd file 'qut-package.Rd':
  ‘QUT-package’
checkRd: (-1) qut.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 |      a user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                       ^
checkRd: (-1) sigmarcv.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 | A user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                  ^
Invalid package aliases in Rd file 'qut-package.Rd':
  ‘QUT-package’
checkRd: (-1) qut.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 |      a user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                       ^
checkRd: (-1) sigmarcv.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 | A user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                  ^
Invalid package aliases in Rd file 'qut-package.Rd':
  ‘QUT-package’
checkRd: (-1) qut.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 |      a user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                       ^
checkRd: (-1) sigmarcv.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 | A user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                  ^
Invalid package aliases in Rd file 'qut-package.Rd':
  ‘QUT-package’
checkRd: (-1) qut.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 |      a user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                       ^
checkRd: (-1) sigmarcv.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 | A user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                  ^
Invalid package aliases in Rd file 'qut-package.Rd':
  ‘QUT-package’
checkRd: (-1) qut.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 |      a user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                       ^
checkRd: (-1) sigmarcv.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 | A user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                  ^
Invalid package aliases in Rd file 'qut-package.Rd':
  'QUT-package'
checkRd: (-1) qut.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 |      a user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                       ^
checkRd: (-1) sigmarcv.Rd:25: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?
    25 | A user supplied \code{glmnet} or {lars} object.  Typical usage is to leave it empty so that the program computes the regularization path using the algorithm selected in \code{type}. WARNING: use with care, if supplied, object options must match with user supplied options.
       |                                  ^
Invalid package aliases in Rd file 'qut-package.Rd':
  ‘QUT-package’