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agrobox 0.3.0
New features
- Added support for combined ordering and relabeling through:
orden_factor
grupo1_orden
grupo2_orden
These arguments now accept both named and unnamed vectors:
- Unnamed vectors reorder levels.
- Named vectors reorder and relabel simultaneously.
- Added two real-world datasets:
nitrogeno_liberacion: nitrogen release dynamics from
fertilizers.
pimiento_hibridacion: hybrid seed production dynamics
in pepper.
- Added new outputs to
agrobox():
$data: summarized dataset used in the analysis (means,
sd, n).
$stats: ANOVA diagnostics per cluster (p-values, CV,
Power).
Improvements
Faceting now correctly respects factor level order defined
by:
grupo1_orden
grupo2_orden
This resolves previous inconsistencies with facet_grid()
ordering.
Improved handling of factor levels across all internal steps:
- Consistent propagation of levels from raw data → analysis →
plotting.
- Prevents unintended reordering in ggplot facets.
Cluster construction is now more robust:
- Uses
interaction() when both grouping variables are
present.
- Preserves factor levels in all grouping scenarios.
Enhanced statistical robustness:
- Improved handling of missing values (NA) in post-hoc
comparisons.
- Automatic suppression of letters when statistical assumptions
fail.
Improved compatibility with ggplot2 faceting behavior by
enforcing factor levels prior to plotting.
Internal changes
- Refactored factor handling through
aplicar_orden_labels():
- Unified logic for ordering and relabeling across all variables.
- Reworked cluster generation logic to support:
- Single grouping
- Dual grouping
- No grouping (single panel)
- Improved reconstruction of facet variables for
geom_text():
- Ensures correct placement of labels within panels.
- Cleaner separation between:
- data preprocessing
- statistical analysis
- visualization
- reporting
agrobox 0.2.1
Minor fixes
- Resubmission to CRAN after incoming checks.
- Moved
magick, kableExtra, and
tinytex from Imports to Suggests.
No user-facing changes.
agrobox 0.2.0
New features
- Added
agrosintesis(), a high-level wrapper to automate
multi-variable ANOVA summaries using agrobox() as the core
engine.
- Supports multiple response variables.
- Supports optional clustering through a formula interface
(e.g.
Variedad ~ Localidad).
- Automatically iterates over cluster combinations and returns
publication-ready summary tables.
- When
estructura = NULL, the analysis is performed
globally (no clustering).
- Added
agroexcel() to export agrobox and agrosintesis
results to Excel (.xlsx) files.
- Works with single tables and lists of tables.
- Automatically creates one worksheet per cluster.
- Sheet names are sanitized to comply with Excel and Windows
limitations.
- Added
agrotabla() to export result tables as
high-resolution PNG images.
- Uses LaTeX for high-quality table rendering.
- Supports both single tables and lists of tables.
- File names are sanitized for LaTeX and filesystem
compatibility.
- Designed for fast reporting and presentation-ready outputs.
Improvements
- Cluster labels now preserve original factor levels instead of
numeric codes.
- Improved handling of factor levels when clustering is enabled.
- Column names are automatically escaped to avoid LaTeX compilation
issues.
- File and sheet name sanitization improves Windows
compatibility.
Internal changes
- Refactored reporting logic to separate analysis from export
utilities.
- Avoided side effects in core analytical functions.
- Improved CRAN compliance by:
- Using fully qualified namespace calls.
- Avoiding
library() calls inside functions.
- Wrapping file-generating examples in
\dontrun{}.
agrobox 0.1.1
Changes
- Improved main function performance and robustness.