Tplyr 0.1.3
- Bug Fixes
- Fixes a bug where ‘N’ counts in column headers would display as 0 when a distinct_by and custom groupings were used.
- Other Changes
- Ordering layer columns are now unnamed vectors. For varn and factor ordering columns they could previously be named which could be unexpected.
- The names of the data.frames used in target and pop_data are now attributes of the tplyr table object and not the data.frames themselves.
- The UAT application now gives a warning if an error happened during validation, or confirms that all tests pass.
Tplyr 0.1.2
- Bug Fixes
- Fixes a bug where percentages in count layers would appear as ‘Inf’ when a distinct_by variable and custom groupings were used. GitHub Issue #8
Tplyr 0.1.1
Initial release onto CRAN.
- Bug Fixes/Enhancements
- Count layers were re-factored to improve the execution efficiency
- Auto-precision now works without a
by variable
- Several new assertions have been added to give clearer error messages
- Treatment groups within the population data will produce columns in the resulting build, even if no records exist for that treatment group in the target dataset
- Risk difference variable names will now populate properly when a
cols argument is used
- Data frame attributes are cleaned prior to processing to prevent any merge/bind warnings during processing
- Total values within count layers are properly filled when the resulting count is 0 (largely impacts risk-difference calculations)
- Feature additions
- Shift layers are here!
- Flexibility when filling missing values has been enhanced for descriptive statistic layers
- Layers can now be named, and those names can be used in
get_numeric_data and the new function get_statistics_data to get risk difference raw numbers. Data may also be filtered directly from both functions.
- Default formats can now be set via options or at the table level, which allows you to eliminate a great deal of redundant code
Tplyr 0.1.0
Beta release for Tplyr with introduction of numerous new features:
General updates: - Calculate your header N counts based on the population dataset or the target dataset. The alpha release had an option to set the population data but this wasn’t actually used anywhere in the internals. - Use these header N counts as token replacements when using the add_column_headers function. - Order variables are now added to the built dataset to allow you to sort the output dataset as you wish with numeric variables. - Count layer updates: - Optionally use the population data N counts as denominators for percent calculation. - For multi-level count summaries, nest the row label columns together to present both row labels in a single column - You can now present both distinct and non-distinct counts instead of one or the other - Sorting options allow you to order results from the target variable values or from derived counts within a specified column - Risk difference calculations can now be added as additional columns, with flexible options for presentation - Descriptive statistics layer updates: - The custom summary functionality has been updated to apply to multi-variable summaries, which results in an interface change - Automatic decimal precision has been added to allow you to base the presentation on the precision of the data as collected
Tplyr 0.1.0.9999
Initial alpha release of Tplyr