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FormulaSelection()
and thereby the
identical wrapper formula_selection()
have been
generalized.
logical
: When TRUE
,
the logical selection vector is returned.FormulaSelection()
is now a generic function, allowing
methods for other input objects to be added.GaussSuppression()
function and related
functionality have now been documented in a “Privacy in Statistical
Databases 2024” paper.
data.table
package is listed under
Suggests and can be utilized in two functions. See below.aggregate_by_pkg()
data.table
.include_na
: A logical value
indicating whether NA
values in the grouping variables
should be included in the aggregation. Default is
FALSE
.NAomit
is new parameter to RowGroups()
and
Formula2ModelMatrix()
/FormulaSums()
.
ModelMatrix()
.pkg
is new parameter to RowGroups()
"base"
(default) or
"data.table"
(for improved speed).Formula2ModelMatrix()
/FormulaSums()
.
ModelMatrix()
.Matrix::sparseMatrix()
instead of building the transposed
matrix with rbind()
based on numerous
Matrix::fac2sparse()
calls.rowGroupsPackage
, to
data.table
.ModelMatrix()
is fixed.
viaOrdinary = TRUE
, model.matrix()
or
sparse.model.matrix()
was called twice.combine_formulas()
is improved
ModelMatrix()
function and related functionality
for hierarchical computations have now been documented in a paper in The
R Journal.
remove_empty
is an explicit parameter to
model_aggregate()
.
mm_args
parameter. Old code works as before.?formula_utils
Extend0()
to allow even more advanced
possibilities by varGroups
-attribute.GaussSuppression()
,
"anySum"
in
GaussSuppression()
to align with best theory.
singletonMethod
to either "anySumOld"
or
"anySumNOTprimaryOld"
.quantile_weighted()
.
quantile_weighted(x=c(0,2,0), weights = c(1,1,0))
correctly outputs the 50% value as 1.CheckInput()
or check_input()
.
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.