exportPajekUndirected() function to export a pajek file that can be read in with the infomap program.
Rewritten the infomapConsole() function to work with version 1.x.
[0.2.1] (build 95 - Uploaded to Zenodo without build n.) - 2020-08-01
Added
the 'propsing' argument of the bgstats() function. Setting this to FALSE will return emergence and disintegration proportions that do not include the single-interval regions. Earlier this defaulted to TRUE.
[0.2.0] (build 94) - 2020-07-31
Added
The submodularity() function
initial omission of missing values in bgpart()
Fixed
an R internal-related bug that made the tracing method return values for cells that did not meet the ocq quota. This is an issue with unexpected malfunction, possibly because of the igraph package. I implemented a bypass, somewhat slower, but more reliable.
[0.2.0] (build 93) - 2020-07-30
Fixed
bgpart() method=NULL , when tracing is enabled
[0.2.0] (build 92) - 2020-07-30
Added
bidensity() function
[0.2.0] (build 91 - Version without build number, uploaded to Zenodo.) - 2020-07-30
Added
documentation for the datasets and some examples to bgpart(), bplot() and endemism()
imports from chronosphere
[0.2.0] (build 90) - 2020-05-07
Added
The add and asp arguments to bgplot(). Aspect ratio is now constrained by default.
[0.2.0] (build 89) - 2020-04-13
Changed
Bug fix for bgstats(). NA entries in PIE calculation are omitted in all cases.
[0.2.0] (build 88) - 2020-04-08
Changed
Bug fix for bgstats(). The function had issues with slicewise-input (list of dataframes) , which is solved. The mjc argument of the function now can be set to NULL, that swtiches the joint cell lookup for slicewise-input. The noNAStart argument can also be set to NULL now, which turns of the NA insertion completely.
[0.2.0] (build 87) - 2020-04-08
Added
axes argument of bgplot()
[0.2.0] (build 86) - 2019-08-23
Added
Tracing method for the bgpart()-distance method
Changed
R 3.5.0 dependency
[0.2.0] (build 78) - 2018-02-01
Deleted
The Paleomap paleorasters and the DEMs were moved to earthhist.