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Releases: rOpenGov/iotables

0.9.4

01 Sep 20:07

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This CRAN release focuses on stability, documentation, and preparing the
ground for a forthcoming major release:

  • Dependencies: Updated for modern dplyr and tidyr, removed use
    of deprecated mutate_if() and plyr::mapvalues().
  • Bug fixes:
    • Restored reproducibility of the germany_1995 dataset from the
      Eurostat Manual (Beutel, 2008).
    • Corrected documentation mismatches for datasets and test results.
    • Improved spelling consistency (en-GB).
  • Documentation:
    • Expanded vignette on terminology (work in progress) to align
      future terminology with Eurostat, UN, and OECD manuals.
    • Clarified dataset origins (netherlands_2000, uk_test_results,
      germany_airpol) and improved examples/tests against published
      results.
    • Improved developer notes in data-raw/ to ensure reproducibility of
      bundled datasets.
    • Improved and modernised testthat suite for better unit testing and
      153 new unit tests.
    • Website: cleaned configuration, fixed missing URL and
      reference errors.

This version maintains backward compatibility with previous 0.9.3 (CRAN)
releases, while setting the stage for a future 1.0 release with
extended SIOT sources, enhanced reliability, and new functionality.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: 0.9.3...0.9.4

Minor release

08 Jan 21:39

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  • Adjustment for continued compatibility with eurostat dependency
  • Tidyverse changes
  • Documentation improvements
  • DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10472240

0.9.1 Documentation improvement and bug fix

24 Sep 12:07

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  • Documentation improvement
  • Fix for bug issue 22 - thanks for reporting it.

0.9.0 CRAN release with vignette fixes

10 Feb 18:32

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This is a patch for a vignette that has occassional building problems, and the last release before the major release 1.0 with a long-form publication.

Please take a look at the iotables: an r Package for Reproducible Input-Output Economics Analysis, Economic and Environmental Impact Assessment with Empirical Data manuscript to describe in more detail for a journal submission the methodology and further development philosophy of iotables.

0.4.7 CRAN release

24 Dec 01:22

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Introduces environmental impact analyis.

0.4.6 CRAN release

18 Dec 20:26

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0.4.4 CRAN release

03 Jun 13:51

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This new release implements good coding and documenting practices, and brings the package up-to-date with the maturing tidyverse dependencies. It implements new, clearer practices of non-standard evaluation.

New CRAN release

22 May 08:45

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The new release has few new functionality (working better with downloads and temporary files to speed up the first part of the workflow) but plenty of documentationn improvements.

Simpler interface, new vignette, cross-checked against published results.

18 Jan 12:55

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This is a much improved version with highly improved performance, more consistent function interface and far more readable code. The last CRAN release is stable, the following version will be a stable, better release candidate.

New vignette United Kingdom Input-Output Analytical Tables to compare analytical function results with published results from the UK National Office for Statistics.

The package website has already three long vignettes.

New release with cross-verification vignettes

04 Jan 17:07

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This is a much improved, simplified version, with highly improved performance, more consistent function interface and far more readable code.

  • The Germany example is converted to the ESA2010 vocabulary.
  • A completely new dataset, metadata and vignette was added to test the functions on the United Kingdom Input-Output Analytical Tables, 2010. article and dataset.
  • The new function supplementary_add() can add a supplementary account or row to the table, useful to add employment data, for example.
  • The new function total_tax_add() adds a summary of product and production taxes among the primary inputs.
  • Clearly divided analytical functions, direct_effects_create() ,indirect_effects_create(), input_multiplier_create() create the direct, indirect and total effects matrix.