Releases: microsoft/wpa
Releases · microsoft/wpa
v1.9.1
What's Changed
- Add website to DESCRIPTION by @olivroy in #235
- Minor bug fixes and release patch version v1.9.1 by @sachinstl in #239
New Contributors
- @olivroy made their first contribution in #235
- @sachinstl made their first contribution in #239
Full Changelog: v1.9.0...v1.9.1
v1.9.0
Updates to network_p2p()
, with breaking changes to the argument, addressing issue #225:
network_p2p()
now has acentrality
argument for computing and visualizing centrality as node sizes in the network plot- the
algorithm
argument is renamed tolayout
for better intuitiveness - Improved consistency and intuitiveness of the API, with
style
argument now controlling the network plotting mechanism andreturn
argument controlling whether plots are generated interactively or saved as PDF - Added a large number of community detection algorithms from
igraph
network_summary()
adds the ability to return pagerank.
This version also includes some minor dependency maintenance done to create_dt()
.
v1.8.1
v1.8.0
- Updated and improved output and algorithm for
workpatterns_classify()
- Additional visual options for
workpatterns_classify()
andflex_index()
- Added the
external_*
family of functions to visualize the metricCollaboration_hours_external
- Added experimental function
identify_datefreq()
for detecting date frequency (#131)
v1.7.0
- Renamed 'Workplace Analytics' to 'Viva Insights'
- Improved features for multiple functions, e.g. centrality calculations for
network_p2p()
- Improved compatibility of functions with new queries
- Introduced new functions, e.g.
create_density()
,keymetrics_scan_asis()
,network_summary()
- Removed 'portes' dependency, which was removed from CRAN
- Bug fixes
v1.6.4
- Made
meeting_skim()
dynamic - the function will still run even if not all variables are present. (#198) - Enable text mining functions to accept
stopwords
argument as a string vector, rather than a data frame (#182) - Better handling of errors due to variable name inconsistency when loading in a Ways of Working Assessment query as opposed to a Standard Person Query (#201)