trackeR 1.5.2
Bug fixes
- Power is now extracted correctly from
.gpx
files (thanks to Andrew from thethreshold.co.za for spotting the issue).
Enhancements
readX
functions support reading from compressed versions (.gz
, .bz2
, .xz
, .zip
) of .tcx
, .gpx
, .json
files.
- Example data files are now compressed and more is provided.
- Vignette and documentation updates.
- Provided example in
read_directory
.
trackeR 1.5.1
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug that would result in errors from
get_elevation_gain
if altitude has too many NA’s.
smooth_elevation_gain
is not passed correctly in read_directory
.
change_units.trackeRthresholds
is now exported.
New functionality
get_elevation_gain
now has the vertical_noise
option to threshold absolute elevation gain.
trackeR 1.5.0
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug in
plot.trackeRdataSummary
where temperature and altitude would have NULL
label on the resulting plot.
New functionality
- Added support for cumulative elevation gain (
trackeRdata
and trackeRdataSummary
objects and associated methods).
Enhancements
readGPX
tries even harder to identify the sport.
- Documentation improvements.
trackeR 1.4.1
Bug fixes
- Fixed bug that would discard temperature and latitude when
trackeRdataSummary
objects were fortified with melt = TRUE
.
trackeR 1.4.0
Bug fixes
- Fixed bug that could result in an error may appear when printing summaries for non-thresholded objects.
trackeR 1.3.0
New functionality
threshold.trackeRdata
reports on the progress of the operation if trace = TRUE
in its arguments.
Enhancements
- Added new logo
- Updated documentation
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug that caused
threshold
to not threshold if applied without specifying any of variable, lower, upper and sport.
Other changes
plot_route
now returns plots using stamen maps (see ?ggmap::get_map
for the reasons we are moving away from other maps).
trackeR 1.2.0
Other changes
Updated vignettes to avoid errors during CRAN checks
trackeR 1.1.0
New functionality
- Multi-sport support (cycling, running, swimming)
- Comprehensive support for temperature recordings from devices
readGPX
for reading Strava GPX files
readX
functions now return objects with a sport
attribute with values (cycling
, running
, swimming
)
trackeRdata
objects now have a print method with basic summaries
ridges
method for trackeRdata
, distrProfile
and conProfile
objects for ridgeline plots of concentration profiles
nsessions
, sport
, session_duration
and session_times
methods for trackeRdata
and trackeRdataSummary
objects
auto_breaks
argument when plotting zones, distribution and concentration profiles
sort
and unique
methods for trackeRdata
objects
Enhancements
- Numerous under-the-hood performance and design improvements
- Refactored code for
readTCX
; reading Garmin TCX is now notably faster (circa 15x faster) and more robust
- Refactored code for
summary
method for trackeRdata
objects, making it faster (circa 10x faster)
- Code improvements in
readDirectory
c
improvements for trackeRdata
objects
readDirectory
can be perfromed in parallel usign foreach
- sane multi-platform parallelization across methods using
foreach
. The parallel backend and its details needs to be set by the user
- Wprime has been adapted for a multisport environment
- Enhancements to the definition of the
trackeRdata
object and the associated methods; the object now carries file and sport information
Bug fixes
- Various bug fixes in
trackeRdata
- Fixed bug in
scaled
method that would cause an error for single sessions
- The
aggregate
method is now doing what is supposed to
Other changes
- Maintainer changed from Hannah Frick to Ioannis Kosmidis
- Robin Hornak joined developer team as author
trackeR 1.0.0
- Added citation for JSS paper.
trackeR 0.0.5
- The color palette for plots of trackeRdataZones objects is now also based on black/blue.
- The vignette Tour de trackeR and the examples for
plotRoute()
now use maps from Stamen rather than OpenStreetMap.
trackeR 0.0.4
- The sanity checks performed when creating a trackeRdata object now throw warnings. This can be switched off with the argument
silent = TRUE
.
- The color palette for plots of trackeRdataSummary and trackeRdataZones objects changed slightly.
trackeR 0.0.3
plotRoute()
can now include more than one session in one plot. The new function leafletRoute()
uses the leaflet package to produce an interactive map.
- Added a method for distribution and concentration profiles to fit a functional principal components analysis and a plot function to accompany it.
- Added a second, shorter vignette “Tour de trackeR” to illustrate basic features and new functionality.
- Added a new timeline plot for trackeRdata object to visualise the date time of the sessions.
- Added a new nsessions method to access the number of sessions in various trackeR objects.
- Updated “runs” data object by splitting former session 20 into 2 sessions as the two parts of the session took place in two different place with a break of over 1.5 hours between them.
trackeR 0.0.2
- The scale options has been removed from the distribution profile and is now set-up as a separate operation. In this implementation first smoothing and then scaling (the right order for those operations) is possible.
- Some improvements for trackeRdata(): session containing no information beyond the timestamps are removed; conversions between distance and speed now recognise the respective units.
- Distribution profile: if all values of the variable for which the profile is to be calculated are missing, the profile (and its smoothed version) will also consist of only NA (rather than throwing an error).
- Experimental support for reading Golden Cheetah’s JSON files.
trackeR 0.0.1
- First CRAN release of new “trackeR” package which provides infrastructure for handling running and cycling data from GPS-enabled tracking devices. See vignette(“trackeR”, package = “trackeR”) for details.