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v0.2.5 (CRAN)

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@RLumSK RLumSK released this 14 Jul 11:48

RLumShiny 0.2.5 (Release date: 2025-07-12)

  • New application to either estimate the number of grains on an aliquot
    or to compute the packing density. Base function:
    Luminescence::calc_AliquotSize(). Keyword for app_RLum():
    ‘aliquotsize’.

  • New application to fit a k-component mixture to a De distribution with
    differing known standard errors. Base function:
    Luminescence::calc_FiniteMixture(). Keyword for app_RLum():
    ‘finitemixture’.

  • New application to calculate the expected sample specific fraction of
    saturation based on the model of Huntley (2006), using the approach as
    implemented in Kars et al. (2008) or Guralnik et al. (2015). Base
    function: Luminescence::calc_Huntley2006(). Keyword for
    app_RLum(): ‘huntley2006’.

  • New application to analyse IRSAR RF measurements on K-feldspar samples
    performed using the protocol according to Erfurt et al. (2003) and
    beyond. Base function: Luminescence::analyse_IRSAR.RF(). Keyword for
    app_RLum(): ‘irsarRF’.

  • New application to determine weighted non-linear least-squares
    estimates of the component parameters of an LM-OSL curve (Bulur 1996)
    for a given number of components. Base function:
    Luminescence::fit_LMCurve(). Keyword for app_RLum(): ‘lmcurve’.

  • Added hints on file format and structure expected in each app (#45).

  • App abanico:

    • Fix a crash when the summary is disabled
    • Fix a crash when the 2σ bar color is set to none
    • Improve the rounding in the sliders and the appearance of the legend
  • App doserecovery:

    • Rework some user interface elements
    • Add support for given.dose = 0 to disable data normalization
  • App histogram:

    • Improve the step of the x-axis range slider
  • App radialplot:

    • Improve the appearance of the legend
  • App surfaceexposure:

    • Rework user interface and add tooltips (#4)
  • App transformCW:

    • Make the secondary axis label respect the scaling factor (#62)