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docs/getting_started/hierarchical_modeling.ipynb

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     "\n",
     "### **BREAKING CHANGES:** Use `global_formula` instead of `hierarchical` parameter when creating an HSSM model\n",
     "\n",
-    "In HSSM v0.3.0, we have removed the `hierarchical` parameter to the `hssm.HSSM` class. In older versions, HSSM had a `hierarchical` argument which was a `bool`. It serves as a convenient switch to add a random-intercept regression to any parameter that is not explicitly defined by the user, using `participant_id` as a grouping variable.\n",
+    "In HSSM v0.2.5, we have removed the `hierarchical` parameter to the `hssm.HSSM` class. In older versions, HSSM had a `hierarchical` argument which was a `bool`. It serves as a convenient switch to add a random-intercept regression to any parameter that is not explicitly defined by the user, using `participant_id` as a grouping variable.\n",
     "\n",
     "However, this `hierarchical` parameter caused much confusion, because many believed that somehow `hierarchical` would magically turn the model into a hierarchical model, while in reality, it does nothing more than adding a `y ~ 1 + (1|participant_id)` to all parameter, where `y` stands for the name of that parameter. That is why we removed this confusing parameter in favor of the new `global_formula` parameter, which is less confusing and offers the users more convenience and transparent control over the models that they want to create.\n",
     "\n",