New supported models
glmmTMB::glmmTMB() models (#119)New features
list(trt ~ 1, all_continuous() ~ 2).~ <value> may be now used to indicate everything() ~ <value>Bug fixes
lme4::glmer() (#116)New supported models
rstanarm::stan_glm() modelsVGAM::vglm() models (#105)New features
tidy_parameters() based on parameters::model_parameters() (#104)tidy_with_broom_or_parameters() (#104)tidy_plus_plus() now uses tidy_with_broom_or_parameters()model_get_coefficients_type() now returns “prop_hazard” for cloglog-binomial models (#106)Bug fixes
tidy_add_n() works with multinomial models when y is not coded as a factor (#109)glue added to SuggestsNew features
model_get_coefficients_type() now returns “relative_risk” for log-binomial models (#101)tidy_disambiguate_terms() for disambiguating random-effect terms in mixed models and new options for tidy_plus_plus(): disambiguate_terms (TRUE by default) and disambiguate_sep (#98)var_type column is now equal to "ran_pars" or "ran_vals" for random-effect parameters and values, based of the effect column returned by broom.mixed::tidy() (#90)model_list_contrasts()tidy_add_n() to add the number of observations (and for relevant models the number of events and exposure time) (#64)add_n in tidy_plus_plus() (#64)model_get_n(), model_get_weights(), model_get_offset(), model_get_response() and model_compute_terms_contributions() (#64)New supported models
lfe::felm() models (#79)brms::brm() models (#89)cmprsk::crr() models (#91)stats::nls() models (#97)mgcv::gam() models. (#82)Bug fixes and other changes
strict argument removed from tidy_identify_variables() (#99)usethis::ui_*() messaging with cli::cli_*() (#94)tidy_add_term_labels() for variables with non standard names (#77)rmarkdown (#95)var_type returned by tidy_identify_variables() is now equal to "dichotomous" for categorical variables with only 2 levelstidy_identify_variables() now populates variable column by term content, instead of NA (#66)tidy_identify_variables(), the variable column is now populated with the content of the term column (#63).generic_selector(): makes it easy to create selecting functions like all_continuous()..select_to_varnames(): converts selecting syntax into character varnames.formula_list_to_named_list(): takes the formula selecting syntax and converts it to a named list.all_continuous(), all_categorical(), all_dichotomous(), all_contrasts(), all_intercepts() and all_interaction() for selecting variables from models (#54)tidy_fun= (#49 @ddsjoberg)tidy_select_variables() to keep/drop selected variables in the output (#45)tidy_add_coefficients_type() and model_get_coefficients_type to get the type of coefficients (generic, logistic, Poisson or proportional hazard) used by a model (#46)tidy_add_contrasts() and model_list_contrasts() now return an additional column contrasts_typeno_reference_row argument for tidy_add_reference_rows() (#47)model_get_nlevels to get the number of levels of categorical variablesvar_nlevels returned by tidy_identify_variables(), model_identify_variables() and tidy_plus_plus()model_list_terms_levels() and categorical_terms_pattern in tidy_plus_plus() and tidy_add_term_labels (#61)model_list_terms_levels() now returns additional columns (level, reference_level, contrasts_type, var_label, var_levels and dichotomous)model_list_variables() now returns an additional var_label columnexponentiate argument is now passed to the tidy_*() functions, as an attribute attached to the tibble, as well as custom labels (variable_labels and term_labels)show_single_row argument now accepts tidyselect notation (#51 @ddsjoberg)tidy_add_estimate_to_reference_rows() now relies on emmeans for sum contrasts, allowing to cover a wider range of modelstidy_* functions also inherits of "broom.helpers" class (#56)interaction_sep argument has been added to tidy_plus_plus().clean_backticks() and .escape_regex() are now exportedtidy_add_header_rows() for nnet::multinom models: label for header rows was missing (#50)tidy_identify_variables() correctly identify class “integer” for this type of variables (#57)tidy_add_header_rows() for continuous variables with a non standard name (#70)