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CHANGES IN textplot VERSION 0.2.2

• textplot_dependencyparser.default now gains an argument layout, allowing to change the layout to something else than ‘linear’

CHANGES IN textplot VERSION 0.2.1

• Fix bug in textplot_bitermclusters.default (and plot.BTM as it uses textplot_bitermclusters.default) which unintentionally left the option open that if a biterm which was assigned to several topics it could be shown in one of the 2 topics by chance depending on the order of the biterms data. This could only occur if the most emitted words by each of these 2 topics were the same. See issue #7.

CHANGES IN textplot VERSION 0.2.0

• Added textplot_embedding_2d

CHANGES IN textplot VERSION 0.1.4

• Make example conditionally on availability of udpipe

CHANGES IN textplot VERSION 0.1.3

• Changes regarding running examples only if packages are available (in casu ggforce which depends on concaveman which depends on V8, which triggered these changes)

CHANGES IN textplot VERSION 0.1.2

• Move igraph package from Imports to Suggests
• Added extra examples in the vignette
• Made functions textplot_bar, textplot_bitermclusters, textplot_cooccurrence, textplot_correlation_lines, textplot_correlation_glasso, textplot_dependencyparser generic
• First argument of function textplot_bitermclusters is now called x instead of terminology

CHANGES IN textplot VERSION 0.1.1

• Fix NOTE on CRAN indicating the use of UTF-8 encoded text in the data
• Added vignette

CHANGES IN textplot VERSION 0.1.0

• Initial package
• Added textplot_bar
• Added textplot_bitermclusters
• Added textplot_cooccurrence
• Added textplot_correlation_lines
• Added textplot_correlation_glasso
• Added textplot_dependencyparser

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