- added VermontPop data
- added Rubber data
- revised
plot.twoway()
to use and default to na.rm=FALSE - revised
plot.twoway.fit()
to use and default to na.rm=FALSE - revised
meanfit()
to use and default to na.rm=FALSE - revised
twoway.default()
to pass ... (hence na.rm) to meanfit - added demo/ directory
- added demo/example-na.r to illustrate use of na.rm
- added demo/00Index
- Turn on travis CI
- revised
twoway.default()
to calculate various other quantities and include these in the "twoway" object [RMH] - revised
plot.twoway()
with separate functions for the "fit" and "diagnose" plots. [RMH] - added
ladder_power()
to find the nearest ladder of powers value - enhanced arguments for diagnostic plot: jitter, smooth, pch
- added
residuals.twoway()
andfitted.twoway()
- added warning, if
anova.twoway()
is invoked when the model is fit using row/col medians. - prepare for initial CRAN release.
- added
as.twoway()
to give an initial display of a two-way table as a "twoway" object [RMH] print.twoway()
now displays thenames(dimnames(x))
and theresponseName
when available [RMH].
- Change some built-in data sets to matrices with proper names(dimnames); in matrix form, a
"responseName"
attribute is now partially supported in some functions. - Added
to_long()
andto_wide()
to facilitate working either way [RMH] twoway.formula()
now usesto_wide()
rather thantidyr
constructs, resulting in a big speed-uptwoway.default()
now calculates the slope for the diagnostic plot, including it in the object [Suggestion: RMH]twoway.default()
now prefers matrix inputs, allowing better labels for row/col/response variables, but not yet implemented throughout the various methods.
- Added a
twoway.formula()
method
- Modified the twoway plot method per suggestions of RMH (better axis labels)
plot.twoway(..., which="diagnose")
gets anannotate=
argumentprint.twoway()
gets azapsmall=
argument per RMH- Added
insectCounts
data - Revised
anova.twoway()
to be less redundant
- Added an initial
anova.twoway()
method - Update README
- Added a
NEWS.md
file to track changes to the package. - Added a
as.data.frame
method fortwoway
objects. This simpilifies graphical displays and other computations. print.twoway()
gets aborder=2
option to print the result in a fancy table with horizontal and vertical separators [thx: Richard Heiberger]