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plot_PCA and plot_LDA did not consistently work within eg pdf(). Thanks to Bill fof pointing this. (214)return for return() to please R CMD checkas_df now uses tibble verbs everywheredplyr::as_data_frame for tibble::as_tibbleKMEDOIDS on top of cluster::pam. Added a plot_silhouette to go with this friend. Now depends cluster.NMDS on top of vegan::metaMDS; use plot_NMDS to plot it and vegan::stressplot for a Shepard plot. Now depends vegan.MDS on top of cmdscale; use plot_MDS to plot it.mshapes is now MSHAPES to stick with other capitalized “multivariate” methods. mshapes now just announces its future deprecation.MSHAPES now just returns data_frame of PCs or LDs when used on PCA or LDA objects.plot_MSHAPES is the new method for plotting it. Works on lists and on the result of MSHAPES.plot_CV has been refreshed, and is better now at plotting either small or very big matrices.fac_dispatcher supports NULL which eases a lot multivariate plots (notably Momecs side)rm_missing to deal with missing data in $facboxplot methods on Coe have been refreshedhist methods on Coe deprecatedcoo_plot no longer a method and gains a cex.first.point argumentcoo_scalars that gather all scalar descriptors of shapeTraCoe class properly data_frameize fac when build from TraCoe()CLUST methods have been rewrote and now wraps around dendextend.ape dependency.lists which is more elegant when working with chop+combineLDA methods have been partly rewritten and now handles constant and collinear variables by dropping them and storing them in the returned listcoo_untiltx now removes (residual) rotational biases after coo_slidedirection and should be used after it.plot_LDA now on. Pretty much the same as plot_PCA (which was expected yet nice)..layerize_LDA as an internal to prepare the previousMomocs_coo and Momocs_FAQ; others refreshed.morphospace_position and chullfilled in plot_PCA now properly workingverify replaces validate to avoid conflict with shiny::validate (for Momecs)subsetize now exported (again)def_ldk gains a close and points argumentdata.frame rather than data_frameCoo builders gain a .data.frame method, notably to ease compatibility with Momitas_df now returns more useful data_frame everywhere and gain a retain argumentcoo_angle_edge1 and friends, now in coo_angle_edges see 1.2.9.github.com/MomX/Momocsplot.PCA), family pictures (eg stack will be replace by pile and remove an annoying conflict with utils::stack, panel) and single shape plotters (eg ldk_plot, coo_plot). This strategy is faster, much more generic and will ease further development and maintenance compared to previous Momocs graphs.grindr rationale and use.andnow and andnow_method class tells you what to do with this object, and which classes are supported by this function/method.coo_* methods: coo_range, coo_range_enlarge, coo_diffrange, coo_template_relatively. The latter will prepare ground for proper size handling, notably for morphospaces.coo functions ported to methods and now supporting .Coo directly: coo_angle_edges, coo_angle_tangent, coo_boundingbox, coo_calliper, coo_chull, coo_chull_onion, coo_circularity, coo_circularityharalick, coo_circularity_norm, coo_convexity, coo_dxy, coo_eccentricityboundingbox, coo_eccentricityeigen, coo_elongation, coo_intersect_angle, coo_intersect_direction, coo_intersect_segment, coo_perim, coo_perimcum, coo_perimpts, coo_rectangularity, coo_rectilinearity, coo_scalex, coo_scaley, coo_solidity, coo_truss.pal_manual, pal_qual_solarized and pal_seq_grey.dispatch_fac is now behind all fac argumentsfgProcrustes now accepts listsefourier with default norm=TRUE now messages about how wrong it may bedplyr::tibble() everywhere pertinentis.* aliases for is_* methodsclassify for a whilecalibrate_*(..., method) have been renamed to calibrate_*_method. See ?calibrate_reconstructions and friends.plot3.PCA (will be replaced in further versions)Ntable now splitted into of plot_table + tablecoo_tangle now in coo_angle_tangentcoo_theta3 now in coo_angle_edgestruss now in coo_truss and a method of its ownplot.Coo is now inspectpos.shapes is now morphospace_positionsis_closed is deprecated, now coo_is_closed; same for is_open now coo_is_open, to comply with all coo_* friends naming schemeis_clockwise is deprecated, now coo_likely_clockwise; same for is_anticlockwise now coo_likely_anticlockwise. Better reflect the incertainty and gather with coo_* friendstable (poor shortcut anyway and avoid this boring startup message)stack2 and panel2 before their rewritingas_Out, that should have been efourier_i.OutCoe anyway.panel.OutCoe method that was additionnaly the only Coe method. May be back in further versions.., eg .is.error (try Momocs:::. + <Tab> for a complete list).function_foo renamed to .function_foo): .coo_angle_edge1, .vecs_param, .refactorNEWS is now a decent NEWS filereshape2, plyr dependenciesRColorBrewer, progress::. A nice side effect is to remove annoying messages when attaching Momocs. Another is the removal of most importFrom.subset is now subsetize…LDA when retain=1 (#e7704eb)options("verbose")coo_intersect_segment, coo_intersect_direction, coo_intersect_angle, def_ldk_direction, def_ldk_angle, def_ldk, def_ldk_tips, coo_sample_propcoo_slice.Opn now supports ldk argument.nsfishes and charring to comply R CMD CHECK.coo_slice now suports ldk argumentMANOVA_PW now returns p-valuesnsfishestestthatsfourier family implementationapodemus and mouseplot2.PCA deprecated due to ggplot2 2.2.0 breaking changes0.2.6 (the one from the JSS paper.NEWS)Out, Opn and Ldk to handle (closed) outlines, open outlines and configuration of landmarks. Coo becomes a “super class” encompassing the three others.MANOVA, MANOVA_PW, LDA, KMEANS, CLUST.panel, stack, plot.PCAchaff, flowers, oak, olea, molars, shapes, wings,browseVignette("Momocs") is availableThese binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
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