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prob(), a version of
draws_mean() that works only with logical rvecs. (#27)rvec() and rvec_dbl() now accept sparse
matrices (inheriting from “Matrix”), in addition to dense matrices.
(#25)rbinom_rvec(), rgeom_rvec(),
rhyper_rvec(), rmultinom_rvec(),
rnbinom_rvec(), and rpois_rvec() now always
return doubles, even when the counts are small. The standard R approach
of giving integers when counts are small and doubles when counts are
large was generating Valgrind errors in dependent packages.is.numeric methods for rvecs. These had been
creating problems with functions from non-rvec packages, since
is.numeric generally implies that an object is a base R
style numeric vector.= when printing
rvec_lgl, so that, for instance, p = 0.5
becomes p=0.5.rvec(), rvec_chr(),
rvec_dbl(), rvec_int(), and
rvec_lgl() now accept rvec arguments.draws_ci() now accepts width arguments
with length greater than
new_rvec(), which creates rvecs with
specified values for type, length, and n_draw, consisting
entirely of NAs.extract_draw(), which extracts a single
draw from an rvec.anyNA() so it returns an rvec, rather than a
logical scalar.drop = FALSE argument to calls to
matrixStats::rowQuantiles()is.numeric(). (Can’t add methods for
is.character(), is.double(),
is.integer(), is.logical(), since these are
non-generic primitives.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.