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bioRad 0.8.1

bugfixes

bioRad 0.8.0

New features

Bugfixes

bioRad 0.7.3

Bugfixes

Deprecations

bioRad 0.7.2

Bugfixes

bioRad 0.7.1

Rebuilds documentation with examples formatted as per CRAN requirements.

bioRad 0.7.0

bioRad 0.7 includes a major backend overhaul that deprecates the use of Docker. All Docker-dependent functionality is now included in the new dependency package vol2birdR package, which needs to be installed as part of bioRad. All bioRad functions remain the same, but several functions will run considerable faster.

New features

Bugfixes

Deprecations

bioRad 0.6.1

Rebuilds the documentation using roxygen2 for compability with HTML5 (a CRAN requirement).

bioRad 0.6.0

Introduces a number of new functions and parameters and includes bugfixes. All issues included in this release can be found here.

New functions

New features and bugfixes

Additional features

bioRad 0.5.2

This release is primarily a hotfix for R version 4.0 (#375). All issues included in this release can be found here. New features and improvements include:

bioRad 0.5.1

Minor bugfixes. All issues included in this release can be found here. This release primarily fixes a bug that will become effective once R version 4.0 is released.

bioRad 0.5.0

New CRAN release. All issues included in this release can be found here.

New features

Newer/faster conversions

New functions describing the radar beam geometry

Additional features

bioRad 0.4.0

First release on CRAN! All issues included in this release can be found here.

bioRad 0.3.0

Release consistent with and in preparation of the bioRad methods paper (https://doi.org/10.1111/ecog.04028). All issues included in this release can be found here.

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.