mosaicCore

mosaicCore 0.9.4

• migrated from %>% to |>

mosaicCore 0.9.1

• added support for one-sided formulas in makeFun().
• cleaned up a bug in df_stats(fromat = "long")

mosaicCore 0.9

• new function: compare(), a pretty version of sign()
• internal adjustments to count() and tally() allow mosaicCore and dplyr to co-exist after changes in dplyr 1.0.3.
• more careful use of suggested packages in tests, etc.

mosaicCore 0.8

• df_stats() has been updated to handle multiple response variables on the LHS.
• some internal changes to improve use of rlang
• minor bug fixes
• some updates to documenation and examples

mosaicCore 0.6

• API for for fit_distr_fun() relaxed a small amount.
• ci.mean(), ci.median(), etc. now coerce inputs to numeric rather than throwing an error when they are not.

mosaicCore 0.5

• breaking change: Naming conventions for prop() and df_stats() have been adjusted somewhat. While this has the potential to break old code that relied on the names, the new system is clearer, supports a wider range of applications, and fixes a bug.

• A counts() method for factors has been added. This method includes counts of 0 for levels that do not occur.

• Formulas in df_stats() are preprosessed so that I() is now seldom (if ever) needed when doing on-the-fly calculations.

• Added n_not_missing() and n_total() similar to n_missing().

• Added ci.mean(), ci.median(), ci.prop(), and ci.sd() for computing confidence intervals.

mosaicCore 0.4.2

• Add fit_distr_fun() which fits distribtuions using MASS::fitdistr() but returns a function (density, cdf, quantile, or random sampling) instead of just the parameters of the fit.

mosaicCore 0.4.0

• Additional functions from mosaic have been moved here.

• Improvements to df_stats() to handle a wider range of stat functions.

mosaicCore 0.2.0

• Some functions from mosaic and ggformula have been moved here to support a better dependency structure among the Project MOSAIC packages. This package is unlikely to be needed in isolation, but functions from this package will be imported into the other packages as needed. Some will also be re-exported.