'Shiny' Applications for the R Package 'Luminescence'
Overview
A collection of 'shiny' applications for the R package 'Luminescence'. These mainly, but not exclusively, include applications for plotting chronometric data from e.g. luminescence or radiocarbon dating. It further provides access to bootstraps tooltip and popover functionality and contains the 'jscolor.js' library with a custom 'shiny' output binding.
**This package version requires R \>= 4.5!**
- Consolidated several pieces of code spread throughout the package into internal helper functions.
- App
abanico: - The computation of the y-axis limits no longer requires drawing the entire plot in a separate window.
- Show the ui elements regarding the secondary dataset only when the corresponding data is present.
- Fix crash occurring when the custom percentile range was a single-digit value (#110).
- App
doserecovery: - Show the ui elements regarding the secondary dataset only when the corresponding data is present.
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- App
doseresponsecurve: - Add support to customise line type, width and colour of the dose-response curve.
- Fix crash occurring when exporting a plot (#115).
- App
filter: - Add support for interactive mode via the
plotlypackage. - App
finitemixture: - Don’t allow the minimum and maximum number of components to coincide, as Luminescence doesn’t support specifying only one component.
- App
irsarRF: - Remove an error notification once the plot succeeds.
- Remove spurious recalculations at startup.
- App
KDE: - Show the ui elements regarding the secondary dataset only when the corresponding data is present.
- Allow specifying a subtitle.
- App
radialplot: - Show the ui elements regarding the secondary dataset only when the corresponding data is present.
- App
RCarb: - Add support to run selected records only. This way single records can be tested without modifying the table, i.e. deleting rows, which was the only option in the past. Selected records are run through the selection of rows in the table.
- Adaptation for changes in the underlying function in
'RCarb'that will considerably boost the start of the app (requires'RCarb'\>= v0.1.8) - App
sarCWOSL: - Remove incorrect merging of the object imported.
- Set the maximum number of channels according to the input file, instead of capping it arbitrarily at 1000 (#99)
- Add support for disabling the background integral subtraction.
- Leave the plot title empty so that the one from
analyse_SAR.CWOSL()is used by default. - Allow controlling the drawing of the rug in the dose response curve plot.
- Add support for curve selection from the user interface.
- Add support for BIN/BINX files.
- Add support for choosing the fit mode (interpolation or extrapolation) and fit method (
SSE,LIN,QDR,GOK,OTOR, etc) for the dose response curve. - Add button to analyze all curves.
- Report the results obtained for each position selected in the Results and Highlights tabs.
- Remove spurious recalculations at startup.
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- 2015-03-31
- Total releases
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- License
- GPL-3 | file LICENSE OSI
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- ≥ 4.5
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