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tidylda 0.0.7

• Added additional checks to refit.tidylda()
• Fixed WARNINGS related to using a deprecated function from the C++ Armadillo library, as noted by CRAN checks on tidylda’s page

tidylda 0.0.6

• Lifecycle is now stable. Removed references to experimental lifecycle.
• Minor updates to README and vignettes

tidylda 0.0.5

• Fixed “Packages in Suggests should be used conditionally” issue flagged by CRAN Used testthat::skip_if_not_installed('tm') in offending test.
• Updated documentation to have valid NIH URL

tidylda 0.0.4

• Fixed an issue flagged by CRAN related to RcppExports.cpp. See here for more info.

tidylda 0.0.3

• Added “class” and “distribution” options for predict.tidylda outputs
• Updated internal function convert_dtm to not use functions deprecated as of Matrix 1.4-2
• Updates for compatibility with R CMD check and tidy select variables
• Added vignettes to describe some of the novel features of tidylda.
• Fix a bug in tidylda where data not returned even if user specifies return_data = TRUE
• Patch a potential error caused in internal function tidylda:::recover_counts_from_probs
• Updated C++11 requirement consistent with current CRAN compilers

tidylda 0.0.2

• Fixed error encountered with call to tidylda with large data sets.
• Improved user experience for using refit.tidylda when fine tuning on only one document.
• Fixed miscalculation in refit.tidylda when beta from a previous model is used as the prior. Miscalculation only affected multiple sequential calls to refit
• Minor improvements to documentation.
• Model summary now displays top 5 terms per topic, instead of top 3.
• Removed all explicit dependencies on the textmineR package.

tidylda 0.0.1

This is the first released version of tidylda!

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.