Releases: ropensci/stantargets
Releases · ropensci/stantargets
hashing
stantargets 0.1.1
Invalidating changes
- To align with ropensci/targets#1244 and ropensci/targets#1262, switch the hashing functions from
digest::digest()
tosecretbase::siphash13()
.
Other changes
- Remove temporary files generated CmdStan.
- Add the new
description
arguments oftar_target()
(`targets >= 1.5.1.9001). - Append model file information to the target descriptions using
tar_map()
(tarchetypes
>= 0.7.12.9001).
SBC
stantargets 0.1.0
- Add a new
transform
argument to thetar_stan_*_rep_draws()
functions (exceptmle
) to support simulation-based calibration (SBC) (#31, @mike-lawrence, @martinmodrak, @dmi3kno).
Resilient rep-specific seeds
stantargets 0.0.6
- Implement resilient rep-specific seeds that do not change if the batching structure changes.
Function signature update
stantargets 0.0.5
- Update the signatures of most user-side functions to accommodate changes from
cmdstanr
0.2.0 to 0.5.0 (ropensci/targets#884, @stuvet).
from stantargets 0.0.4:
- Support the
repository
argument fortargets
>= 0.11.0. - Append a new
.dataset_id
column to target outputs to aid in model comparisons across the same datasets.
Documentation update
stantargets 0.0.3
- Update docs to changes in
cmdstanr
,posterior
, andtargets
.
Cite JOSS paper
0.0.2 Reference JOSS paper
First release
stantargets 0.0.1
- Skip tests if CmdStan is not installed (@sakrejda).
- Use custom
generate_data()
function in the docs, as opposed totar_stan_example_data()
directly (@sakrejda). - Add the
pedantic
argument for compilation (@sakrejda). - Reduce dependencies on some
rlang
functions likesym()
(@sakrejda). - Change
trn()
toif_any()
(@mattwarkentin, @sakrejda, @tjmahr). - Add @sakrejda and @mattwarkentin as reviewers in the
DESCRIPTION
. - Talk about the R package and system dependencies of
stantargets
in the README (@mattwarkentin). - Throw an error earlier if the Stan file does not exist (@sakrejda, @mattwarkentin)
- Use
@format
roxygen2
tag for data generation (@mattwarkentin). - Use
@family
go cross-reference functions (@mattwarkentin). - Elaborate on the roles and return values of specific targets generated by target factories (@mattwarkentin).
- Undergo rOpenSci peer review and transition to rOpenSci.
- Link to an example project.