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kairos 2.1.0

New classes and methods

• Add hist() methods.

Internals

• List dimensio in Depends.

kairos 2.0.2

Internals

• Follow changes in dimensio v0.5.0.

kairos 2.0.1

Bugfixes & changes

• Fix support for supplementary rows in event().

kairos 2.0.0

New classes and methods

• Add image() methods.
• Add coef(), fitted(), residuals(), sigma() and terms() to extract values from EventDate objects.

Internals

• MeanDate, AoristicSum, RateOfChange and IncrementTest classes now inherit from TimeSeries (see aion).
• Use tinytest instead of testthat.

Bugfixes & changes

• Remove previously deprecated methods.

Breaking changes

• Use aion for internal date representation.
• Use graphics instead of ggplot2 to reduce hard dependencies (remove all autoplot() methods).
• For consistency, all mcd() methods now return a MeanDate object.

kairos 1.2.0

New classes and methods

• Add seriate_refine() method for PermutationOrder objects.

Bugfixes & changes

• Deprecate refine().
• cutoff argument of event() is defunct (use rank instead).

kairos 1.1.0

New classes and methods

• Add seriation methods: seriate_rank(), seriate_average(), permute(), get_order().
• Add SimulationMeanDate to store mean date estimations from simulated assemblages.
• Add simulate() method for MeanDate objects.

Breaking changes

• No longer use classes from arkhe.
• Fix bootstrap() method for MeanDate objects: resample with replacement instead of simulating observations from a multinomial distribution.

kairos 1.0.1

Bugfixes & changes

• Fix aoristic sum calculation (#1). aoristic() now calculates weights within the time blocks rather than at the break dates between blocks.

kairos 1.0.0

• First release.

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