NEWS

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pathviewr 1.1.8 (2025-06-15)

• Very minor change to internal testing to comply with recent changes to ggplot2

pathviewr 1.1.7 (2023-03-08)

• Remove dependency on anomalize package by electing to not export remove_vel_anomalies() as the package is loaded.

pathviewr 1.1.6

• Bug fixes to remove_duplicate_frames() to ensure data are not accidentally deleted

pathviewr 1.1.5 (2022-11-08)

• Bug fixes to plot_by_subject() and other plotting functions to ensure compliance with ggplot2 v.3.4.0

pathviewr 1.1.4

• gather_tunnel_data() now checks to see if mean marker error is present in the data and skips such columns if they are absent

pathviewr 1.1.3 (2022-08-22)

• get_2d_angle() now accepts numeric vectors for each argument and will return a vector of angles of equal length

pathviewr 1.1.2

• viewr attribute requirements have been largely relaxed. This is intended to provide better flexibility of using functions at arbitrary points within the "data analysis pipeline".
• Users should be advised that since some safeguards have been removed, objects passed through most pathviewr functions are not checked as thoroughly for all formatting requirements.

pathviewr 1.1.1

• Remove viewr attribute requirements. Work in progress

pathviewr 1.1.0

• New data cleaning functions added: set_traj_frametime(), get_traj_velocities(), clean_by_span(), remove_duplicate_frames(), and remove_vel_anomalies()
• These new functions have not been thoroughly vetted nor have unit tests been written for them -- please use with caution and report issues.

pathviewr 1.0.0

• Package has been accepted by rOpenSci and is now hosted on ropensci/pathviewr
• No changes to code since v0.9.5

pathviewr 0.9.5

• Package has been updated to incorporate feedback from rOpenSci reviewers @asbonnetlebrun and @marcosci, along with editor @maelle. See here for more details: ropensci/software-review#409

pathviewr 0.9.4

• We are targeting a submission to rOpenSci in the near future (hopefully today). This version of pathviewr has been prepped according to rOpenSci's "Packages: Development, Maintenance, and Peer Review" guide.