Changelog
Source:NEWS.md
targeter 1.6.0
- 20250328
- Nnow relies only on quarto for reporting, removed all dependencies to rmarkdown. This is a breaking change, as the previous templates are not compatible with quarto. The new templates are in the
inst/templatesdirectory and are based on the newquartopackage. - Internal refactoring of main compuation functions based on Claude Sonnet 3.7 suggestions. In addition to clarity for users who want to understand the code, this also provides some speed improvements.
targeter 1.5.0
- 20250308
- New functions to create decision trees adn associated report
- Global default index for all reports listing with categories
targeter 1.4.1
- 20250306
- Brand new reporting mechanism fullly based on quarto engine, very flexible and customizable (brands, logos, colors, etc.). slidify function is removed, replaced by updated render function.
targeter 1.3.2
- released on 20250303
- slidify function and its default template allow generating presentations in PowerPoint, HTML (revealJS) or PDF (LaTeX beamer) formats.
targeter 1.3.1
- released on 20250302
- beta version of presentations generation (currently powerpoint, only unix, few tests). Quarto is a requirement for that.
targeter 1.3
- improve table for report (name changed to table_crossvar)
- change binary report template default parameters
- add tracking of variable usage/presence in targeter (new slot variables)
- remove from computations variabels with a single value
- focus gained arguments to use a max value for criteria and to force variables per provided groups of variables.
targeter 1.1.1
- reverse back to correct WoE computing for binary/numeric targets; adaptation for categorical targets to be done.
targeter 1.1.0
default templates now have parameters to display tables or not and
reportgains a new argument to pass parameters to templates rendering (possible value for argumenttemplate_parameters: “ask” (if templates allows that).targeterhandles ordered factors when usingorder=“auto” (the default). In those situations, factor’s order will be respected in all tables/graphics. When using naming conventions, ordered factors names start with “O_”.