Changelog
Source:NEWS.md
gvsu215 0.6.1
- Adjusted captions in
infer_mean_*
andinfer_prop_*
. Some intervals were not showing confidence levels and some tests were. These should be back in their regular places. -
infer_2mean_test()
now has amu0
argument to be used with the difference between the means is not equal to 0.
gvsu215 0.6.0
-
plot_bar()
now includes the ability to specify a stacked bar chart.fill
must be a variable, then use thelayout
argument set tostack
. (sbs
, side-by-side, is the default). - Various small fixes to documentation and vignettes
gvsu215 0.5.5
- All functions that have an
na_rm
argument now default toTRUE
(rather thanFALSE
) - KNOWN ISSUE: Table captions in pdf output have wonky spacing. This is believed to be a bug within
flextable
and is in progress.
gvsu215 0.5.4
- Updated spacing in tables for Word output
- Line breaks in table headers are now forced with
\n
, users will need to specify their own line breaks in variable names - Max width of tables for non-interactive and non-HTML output (e.g., PDF and Word) is 6.9 inches. No max width is given for other outputs.
- Note added to extending default behavior article.
- Line breaks in table headers are now forced with
- The spacing between clusters of the grouped bar chart (
plot_bar()
used with thefill
argument set to a variable) has been increased. This was done by decreasing the width of the actual bars so having more categories in the x-axis variable might cause this spacing to decrease.
gvsu215 0.5.3
- Revert / clarify that all p-values for tests on the mean and the proportion are two-tailed
gvsu215 0.5.2
- Various calculation corrections. Mostly in functions dealing with proportion inference regarding standard error and confidence intervals.
- P-values now show as one-tailed
gvsu215 0.5.1
- One-sample inference functions have a new argument. These can be used to specify the null hypothesis value you are testing against. The
null
argument no longer works.-
mu0
for means -
p0
for proportions
-
gvsu215 0.5.0
- The axes for
tbl_2var()
were flipped so I flipped them back the right way (which is the way it was before). - All inference functions that deal with means have a new argument:
null
which, by default, is set to zero. Use this argument - Corrections to cheatsheet and extending behavior articles.
gvsu215 0.4.7
- You can now see proportions in
tbl_1var()
in addition to percents. Usewith_prop = "yes"
. - Ever wanted to make missing values disappear in one-way and two-way tables? Now you can!
tbl_1var()
andtbl_2var()
support thena_rm
argument. - The axes for
tbl_2var()
were flipped so I flipped them back the right way. - NEW FUNCTIONS / RENAMED FUNCTIONS which allow for hypothesis tests for one sample proportion and one sample mean (previously we only had support for confidence intervals)
-
infer_1prop()
is nowinfer_1prop_int()
-
infer_1mean()
is nowinfer_1mean_int()
- NEW:
infer_1prop_test()
- NEW:
infer_1mean_test()
-
-
plot_box()
now has abreaks
argument (which works just like that ofplot_hist()
). The plot should also be a little smarter by adding some extra padding around the min and the max of the plot.
gvsu215 0.4.6
- A new argument was given to
plot_bar()
:orient
, which can take on either “vertical” or “horizontal” and can be used to flip the axes of the plot. -
plot_bar()
andplot_box()
have a new argument:dodge
which will take on an integer greater than 0 (default 1) to dodge x-axis labels should they overlap. -
plot_hist()
will now work again with groups. Oops!
gvsu215 0.4.5
- The student cheatsheet was updated. Functions that don’t have an
na_rm
argument no longer show that as an option. - The Instructor’s Guide was renamed to accurately describe it’s content.
- Histograms now default to showing non-overlapping x-axis values, if necessary.
-
infer_chisq
now removes all NAs automatically. Output now shows how many observations there were originally as well as how many were used for the output.
gvsu215 0.4.4
-
tbl_num_sum()
output: If missing values are removed (i.e.,na_rm = TRUE
) the number missing values are still shown in the table. Previously this column was removed but it still is good information to show.
gvsu215 0.4.3
- Appearance changes for some tables (such as font size and borders)
- Correct error from previous release where the function
dplyr::na_if()
was used without the::
syntax.
gvsu215 0.4.2
- You now can use
base::read.csv()
with the functions! A unique case presented itself where a missing value was recorded as “” (the empty string) and was not detected by default from `read.csv()
. All functions now search character variables for empty strings and replace them with true NAs. This could be expanded in the future.
gvsu215 0.4.1
- All tables should be properly right-aligned
- Cosmetic changes in multiple plots and tables
- Add padding zeroes in the case where the rounded number is shorter than the number of digits supplied
- Clarification updates to captions/titles in
plot_bar
andtbl_pctile
gvsu215 0.4.0
- All arguments the previously took either TRUE or FALSE as a value have been converted into vector-style arguments. For example in
plot_scatter()
, thels_line
argument now accepts either “show” or “hide”. The only exception to this isna_rm
, wherever it appears. - Error and warning messages were updated. They are now slightly more user-friendly thanks to the
cli
andrlang
packages. - More comments were added to the source code to help me remember what I was doing six months from now.
gvsu215 0.3.8
- Corrected error in
infer_paired()
which had an incorrect use of the::
syntax - Updated figures displayed in README (to now accurately show the right alignment of table body cells)
gvsu215 0.3.7
- Values in tables are now rounded with the standard “nearest digit” format for all numbers not between -1 and 1. Numbers between -1 and 1 are rounded using significant digits (i.e., non-zero digits after decimal) but use the same
digits
argument as the standard rounding. - All p-value rounding has been adjusted. Any p-value less than 0.0001 will now display “< 0.0001”. Other values will display the true value and follow the rounding rules mentioned above.
gvsu215 0.3.6
-
plot_hist()
: the binwidth argument has been deprecated and is no longer available. Instead, usebreaks
which, when used, helps to line up the bins and x-axis ticks for better readability and interpretation. - The student cheatsheet was slightly reworked to line up with textbook chapters.
gvsu215 0.3.5
-
tbl_num_sum()
now shows number of NAs in caption whenna_rm
is TRUE and does not show the “missing” column (which was all 0s in this case). This funciont will also now correctly display “NAs Removed” in the caption. - Default table output width is now 6 inches to avoid bleeding into margins of PDF and Word documents.
gvsu215 0.3.4
- Package now depends on
ggformula
(rather than imports) to help avoid a potential namespace issue when users have not loadedggformula
. - Small adjustments to plot themes
- The output from
infer_chisq(., type = "expected")
now shows both variable names on the table.
gvsu215 0.3.3
- Mostly internal changes
- Small documentation updates
- Reworked in-function variable names
- Updated internal tests
- Redesigned student cheatsheet, built instructor’s guide
gvsu215 0.3.2
- Updated documentation (including how to add a least squares line to
plot_scatter()
). - Tried to change a legend title on a grouped scatterplot and it didn’t work? Now it does!
- A new vignette has appeared! It contains a code shell/template for each of the functions in the package. For out-of-the-box use, simply copy the code and fill in the blanks.
- Some error messages will show up less frequently.
gvsu215 0.3.1
Updates
-
plot_bar()
will now show colors correctly whentype = "count"
is specified. -
tbl_num_sum()
will no longer show NAs when no NAs are present andna_rm = FALSE
is given. - The second variable entered in
infer_anova()
is now coerced into a factor so that degrees of freedom are correctly calculated.
New Functions
You now may use infer_2mean()
and infer_2prop()
to perform a two-sample proportion or mean test, respectively. The main perk to this is the conf_int
argument. When specified to TRUE, a confidence interval will be given in addition to the hypothesis test output.
These functions are provided as an alternative to infer_2prop_int()
, infer_2prop_test()
, infer_2mean_int()
, and infer_2mean_test()
. Rather than having two functions for intervals and tests, you can now do it in one function if you so choose.
gvsu215 0.3.0
Major Changes
- Many functions have changed names (the old names are not available) to maintain consistency and ease of typing the function names. These functions are:
-
tbl_one()
–>tbl_1var()
-
tbl_two()
–>tbl_2var()
-
num_sum()
–>tbl_num_sum()
-
pctile()
–>tbl_pctile()
-
corr()
–>tbl_corr()
-
infer_mean1()
–>infer_1mean()
-
infer_mean2()
–>infer_2mean()
-
infer_prop1()
–>infer_1prop()
-
infer_mean2_int()
–>infer_2mean_int()
-
infer_mean2_test()
–>infer_2mean_test()
-
infer_prop2_int()
–>infer_2prop_int()
-
infer_prop2_test()
–>infer_2prop_test()
-
gvsu215 0.2.0
Major Changes
- Two functions have been renamed.
one_way()
is nowtbl_one()
andtwo_way()
is nowtbl_two()
. The old functions are not available. -
plot_scatter()
: The default value forlegend_title
is now NULL (which is then supplied with the variable name). You can still supply a new string for the legend title.
Other Changes
-
two_way()
(tbl_two()
) output cleaned up -
plot_box()
andplot_hist()
will now not do scientific notation between certain ranges of numbers -
corr()
now shows the observations used (since this is not always just a sum of n1 and n2 missing) - added confidence interval to
infer_paired()
- The two-sample family of functions now show the correct levels of the grouping variable and the respective calculations about them.
gvsu215 0.1.1
- general fixes to output layout and theme, especially to
two_way()
- rounding corrections
-
plot_scatter()
now allows for a least squares line to be drawn in - bug fix in
num_sum()