Changes in 0.2.0 * Repairing for resubmission to CRAN * Adding compatibility with new versions of dplyr, tidyr and ggplot2 * Inbuilt support for binomial, glmmPQL and glmmTMB models
Changes in 0.1.8: * Fixes a bug in make_onset_data.
Changes in 0.1.7: * Compatible with dplyr > 0.5.0.
* Fixes issue described in https://github.com/jwdink/eyetrackingR/issues/57 * Fixes bug in add_aoi when only one AOI is added.
Changes in 0.1.6: * Allows for treatment-coded variables in lm
or lmer
time-bin or cluster analysis, via the “treatment_level” argument.
Changes in 0.1.5: * Fixes compatibility issue with latest version of lme4
package.
Changes in 0.1.4: * A variety of important bug-fixes for onset-contingent analysis. The rest of the package is unchanged.
Changes in 0.1.3:
analyze_time_bins
and therefore cluster-analyses have been re-written internally. Full support for (g)lm, (g)lmer, wilcox. Support for interaction terms/predictors. Experimental support for using boot-splines within cluster analysis.analyze_time_bins
analyze_time_bins
and cluster analysesmake_boot_splines_data
and analyze_boot_splines
are now deprecated. To perform this type of analysis, use test="boot_splines"
in analyze_time_bins
.analyze_time_bins
.analyze_time_clusters
function now checks that the extra arguments passed to it are the same as the arguments passedsimulate_eyetrackingr_data
function to generate fake data for simulations.Changes in 0.1.1:
clean_by_trackloss
. Previously did not work for certain column names.make_eyetrackingr_data
. Previously did not work correctly with treat_non_aoi_as_missing = TRUE
.analyze_time_clusters
: previously did not compute permutation-distribution correctly.make_time_window_data
or make_time_sequence_data
to summarize. This DV can then be plotted and used in downstream functions (like analyze_time_bins
or make_time_cluster_data
)analyze_time_bins
and functions that call this (e.g make_time_cluster_data
).analyze_time_clusters
, allowing the user to take advantage of multiple cores to speed up this relatively slow function.get_time_clusters
for getting information about clusters in a data.frame (rather than a printed summary– better for programming).