NEWS.md

In quanteda.textstats: Textual Statistics for the Quantitative Analysis of Textual Data

quanteda.textstats 0.96

• Fixes for C++ header compatibility for existing quanteda 3.x and the forthcoming 4.0 version.
• Fixes for compatibility with Matrix >= 1.5. (#54)
• Fixed how subsetting ([) works for textstat outputs, to fix #50.

quanteda.textstats 0.95

• Updated textstat_simil() for new proxyC version v0.2.2, which affects how similarities are returned for NA values. See #45.
• Fixed a bug in the computation of Yule's K. (#46)
• Corrected the name of similarity method "hamann" to its correct spelling (formerly "hamman", which still works too). (#44)

quanteda.textstats 0.94.1

• Updated textstat_simil() for new proxyC version v-0.2.0.
• Now returns emoji counts as NA, without failure, for ICU versions older than 9 (#35 and #24).

quanteda.textstats 0.94

• Move the S4 definitions for simil, dist, and proxy textstat classes from quanteda to quanteda.textstats.
• Changes the operation of groups in textstat_frequency() to operate as in quanteda v3.

quanteda.textstats 0.93

• Minor changes to ensure compatibility with quanteda v3.
• Changes to avoid breaking tests on older releases, caused by changes to the default for stringsAsFactors in data.frame().

quanteda.textstats 0.92

• Removed data.table dependency (#5).
• Removed older non-C++ keyness methods (#4).
• Removed code that was breaking the Solaris build on CRAN.
• Removed digest Import not used.

quanteda.textstats 0.91

• Fixes some issues causing errors on Solaris and on tests for the older R release on Windows.
• Removes problematic cacheing of results from textstat_summary() and associated functions and tests.

quanteda.textstats 0.90

First version, split from quanteda 2.2. This is a transitional version designed to get the package on CRAN, so that we can shift existing reverse dependencies to the new package, before we update quanteda with a new version without the textstat_*() functions.

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