v3.7.1 - JSON import/export, reactivate spend exposure fitting Latest
- Feat: new
robyn_read()
androbyn_write()
functions to save and load Robyn models in a transparent, flexible, and cost-efficient way using JSON instead of RDS files (read more); also, newprint
methods for both objects containing the most relevant information - Feat: new
robyn_recreate()
to rebuild any model'sInputCollect
andOutputCollect
objects based on their JSON files and data - Feat: reactivated spend exposure fitting and plotting #463
- Feat: updated
robyn_response()
to receive numeric vectors #464 - Feat: enabled
calibration_input
onrobyn_refresh()
to calibrate on the fly and more robust checks on data inputs - Feat added Robyn and R versions as the caption in one-pagers to help users debug
- Feat: trimmed spend response curves on
robyn_allocator()
androbyn_onepagers()
plots outputs - Fix: missed intercept calculation in fitted vs residual plot #462
- Fix: when single categorical value had 2 levels it crashed the one-hot-encoding process
- Fix: datasets with no categorical data crashed when using one-hot-encoding #419
- Fix: no need to manually sort the dates before passing the data to
robyn_inputs()
. Ref:check_datevar()
#448 - Fix: fixed ggplot warnings on some plots (previously hidden with suppressWarnings)
- Other: added badges with website and Facebook group in README files (see here), updated documentation and website, and more data checks on user inputs
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Full Changelog: v3.7.0...v3.7.1