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Develop #9

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th1vairam and others added 30 commits July 20, 2018 16:19
Merging v0.1.1 from develop to master
Fixed missing dplyr:: for select function to get dplyr namespace
Made changes to test_utils.R
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roxygenized the repository
…removed tempdat.rda

Next edit: Should change the testthat tests dependency from JSONs to the rda files by using data()
Extending mhealthtools vignette
th1vairam and others added 19 commits September 7, 2018 15:38
Include seewave dependency install instructions in README
1. All `*_features` functions have a `models` parameter for passing a
list of models.
2. `transform`-like, `extract`-like and `models` parameters are assigned
default values of `NULL`.
3. `*_features` functions no longer return a single dataframe, since
there is now the potential to return features from both standard feature
extraction functions and model based functions. Standard feature
extraction (`extract`) results are stored to a named list under
`extracted_features`. Model based features (`model`) are stored to the
same named list under `model_features`. If an error dataframe is
returned by the `transform` function, that is stored to a named list
under `error`.
Models parameter propagated to all *_features functions
@itismeghasyam itismeghasyam merged commit c299371 into itismeghasyam:develop Oct 4, 2018
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