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Release/0.6.2 #151

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion DESCRIPTION
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Package: yspec
Type: Package
Title: Data Specification for Pharmacometrics
Version: 0.6.1.9000
Version: 0.6.2
Authors@R: c(
person("Kyle T", "Baron", "",
"[email protected]",
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# yspec (development version)
# yspec 0.6.2

## Breaking changes

- `nm_input()` was significantly refactored to produce output more typically seen
in practice as well as adding some convenience features (#150).
- the default output is now wide format
- data set labels can get renamed with `<new name> = <old name>` syntax, passed
under `...`
- columns with type `<character>` are dropped by default
- the `cat` argument was renamed `.cat`
- the `.drop` argument was added to indicate a group of data items to drop
from the problem
- the previous long output can be recreated using `.long = TRUE`
- the `.decodes` argument was added to control appearance of categorical data
decode information in the long output

# yspec 0.6.1

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# yspec 0.6.0

- Adds `ys_factors()` to _replace_ data set columns with their factor version,
optionally retaining the orignal values in new columns (#141).
optionally retaining the original values in new columns (#141).

# yspec 0.5.3

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