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DramaAnalysis 3.0.1

Bug fix release

• presence() function now also produces results if the play has only a single scene (#158)
• presence() function calculates correct active and passive presence (#161)
• fixes testing issue with respect floating point numbers (“noLD issue”) (#162)
• loadDramaTEI() now only accepts a filename
• Documentation now uses proper -ize spelling

DramaAnalysis 3.0.0

This is a redesign and complete overhaul of the R package. Existing code that uses functions of the package cannot be expected to continue to run without modifications. The major changes (compared to 2.x) are:

• Classes: Most functions now produce a classed object. This makes it easier to prevent an erroneous use of functions.
• Ids and names: All functions now rely only on character ids. If one needs character names for plotting and visualization, they can be inserted later using characterNames(), with a controlled formatting.
• Data files now include stage directions and character mentions, and functions can process them
• Extensive documentation in the form of a tutorial: https://quadrama.github.io/DramaAnalysis/tutorial/3/
• The wording in documentation and functions has been updated, so that figures are now called characters.
• Some functions have been renamed:
  • setup() is now called setDirectories() to avoid name conflicts
  • figureStatistics() is now called characterStatistics()
• Some functions have been removed:
  • rankFiguresByAppearance()
  • rankFiguresByDramatisPersonae()
  • regroup()
  • dictionaryStatisticsL()
  • limitFigures()
  • filterMentioned()
  • dramaHead()
  • dramaTail()
  • enrichDictionary()

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.