textshape version 1.0.2

NEWS

Versioning

Releases will be numbered with the following semantic versioning format:

<major>.<minor>.<patch>

And constructed with the following guidelines:

• Breaking backward compatibility bumps the major (and resets the minor
  and patch)
• New additions without breaking backward compatibility bumps the minor
  (and resets the patch)
• Bug fixes and misc changes bumps the patch

textshape 1.0.2

BUG FIXES

• tidy_list with a list of unnamed data.frames resulted in an error (see
  issue #7). This issue has been fixed.
• split_word.data.frame and split_token.data.frame both used an incorrect
  column naming of sentence_id for word and token index respectively. These
  columns are now renamed to word_id and token_id respectively.
• split_token gets a more robust splitting algorithm.

NEW FEATURES

• column_to_rownames added to enable one to quickly add a column as rownames
  easily within a pipeline. This is useful when turning a data.frame into a
  matrix.
• tidy_list picks up the ability to tidy a list of named vectors into three
  columns.

CHANGES

• as.tibble removed from all function arguments. This was a nice interactive
  feature that made programming very difficult to reason about. Having an
  environment dependant output would result in no adoption of the textshape
  package as a dependency. Additionally, set_output and tibble_output,
  two complementary function have been removed without being deprecated. The
  problem was so egregious and the package infant enough, that removal without
  deprecation was warranted.

textshape 1.0.1

NEW FEATURES

• Users can now globally select a tibble output rather than a data.table
  output for all functions that outputted a data.table. This can be set
  globally via set_output. If the user does not set the output type
  textshape tries to infer based on whether or not the user has dplyr
  loaded. If dplyr is loaded then tibble is the default output.
• set_output and tibble_output added to globally set the output type
  (tibble or data.table) and to check/infer the desired output type.

textshape 1.0.0

CHANGES

• bind_list, bind_table, & bind_vector have been renamed to the more
  meaningful forms of tidy_list, tidy_table, & tidy_vector. The former
  version are now deprecated. This bumps the version to 1.0.0 as this is a
  major change that breaks backward compatibility.

textshape 0.1.0 - 0.2.0

NEW FEATURES

• bind_list added to rbind a list of named data.frames or vectors.
• split_transcript added to split a transcript style vector (e.g.,
  c("greg: Who me", "sarah: yes you!") into a name and dialogue vector that is
  coerced to a data.table.
• change_index added for extracting the indices of changes in runs within an
  atomic vector. Pairs well with split_index.
• bind_vector added to cbind a named atomic vector's names and values.
• bind_table added to cbind a table's names and values.
• duration method for numeric vectors added as well as a starts and ends
  function for calculating start and end times from a numeric vector.
• from_to added to prepare speaker data for a network lot given the flowing
  nature of discourse.
• tidy_dtm & tidy_tdm added to convert a DocumentTermMatrix
  or TermDocumentMatrix into a tidied data.frame.
• tidy_colo_dtm & tidy_colo_tdm added to convert a DocumentTermMatrix
  or TermDocumentMatrix into a collocation matrix and then a tidied data.frame.
• unique_pairs added to compliment the output of tidy_colo_dtm &
  tidy_colo_tdm. Enables the removal of duplicated collocating pairs caused
  by symmetrical mirroring of the upper and lower triangle of the collocation
  matrix.

CHANGES

• split_index now uses change_index(x) as the default when x is an atomic
  vector.

textshape 0.0.1

Tools that can be used to reshape text data.