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smplot2 0.2.4

• Debugged sm_pointplot(); now it contains the forget argument, which can be used to forget the defaults.

smplot2 0.2.3.1

• Reduced some redundant codes in sm_put_together(), but the function works as the same as before.

smplot2 0.2.3

• Defaults of visualization functions are now kept even when users call upon list() for each argument unless users directly replace them with another input value.
• Defaults can be forgotten using the forget argument.

smplot2 0.2.2.3

• sm_statCorr() also computes R2, not just R.
• sm_slope_mean() is a shortcut of sm_slope for plotting a mean slope chart.
• sm_put_together() accepts character strings as inputs for arguments ylabel, ylabel2, xlabel, xlabel2 and title. These relative text sizes can be adjusted using the labelRatio argument, whose default size is optimized automatically.

smplot2 0.2.2.2

• hRatio and hRatio2 are now automatically optimized in sm_put_together() unless users supply their separate inputs.
• sm_add_rect(), sm_add_polygon(), sm_add_line() and sm_add_arrow() have been removed because they are redundant.

smplot2 0.2.2.1

• wRatio and wRatio2 are now automatically optimized in sm_put_together() unless the user supplies their separate inputs.

smplot2 0.2.2

• tickRatio is now automatically optimized in sm_put_together() unless the user supplies a separate input.

smplot2 0.2.1

• Plotting outputs have been modularized.
• Outputs from AUC and slope all have been tibblelized.
• Reduced external dependencies.

smplot2 0.2.0

• sm_put_together() has been debugged.

smplot2 0.1.0

• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.

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