# actxps 1.6.1

- Fixed small compatibility issue with `gt` 1.1.0.
- Fixed issue with `exp_shiny()` and newer versions of the `bslib` package. Version 0.9.0 of `bslib` is now required to use `exp_shiny()`.

# actxps 1.6.0

- New feature - control variables

  - `exp_stats()` has two new arguments: `control_vars` and 
    `control_distinct_max`.
  - Control variables are used to estimate the impact of any grouping variables 
    on observed experience after accounting for the impact of control 
    variables. The idea here is that experience is first summarized across the
    control variables to derive a new expected values basis. This expected
    values basis is then used to calculate actual-to-expected ratios.
  - The `control_distinct_max` argument places an upper limit on the maximum
    number of unique values allowed in any control variable.
  - `exp_shiny()` now includes a control variable selection widget.
  
- New feature - `autotable()` methods for termination and transaction studies 
  now include a `show_total` argument that appends grand total rows.

- Added the "cli" package to replace "rlang" for certain errors, warnings, and 
  messages.
- Various small typo fixes.

# actxps 1.5.0

- `expose_split()` bug fixes: 

  - `expose_split()` was updated to respect the values of `start_date` 
    and `end_date` originally passed to the `expose()` function.
  - Future policy anniversary dates falling on February 29th leap days are now
    consistent with `expose()`
  - New tests were added to verify that the sum of policy year exposures
    (`exposure_pol`) after calling `expose_split()` match exposures produced by
    `expose_py()`.
  
- The `expose()` family of functions and `add_transactions()` now allow date 
  columns to be passed as character vectors in YYYY-MM-DD format. Any character 
  vectors are converted to dates behind-the-scenes, and any missing values will
  results in an error message. 
- To improve the speed of date calculations, lubridate was replaced with the 
  clock package. Lubridate is no longer included in Imports.
- **Breaking change** - The `pol_interval()` function is no longer exported. 
  As part of the removal of lubridate, this function's `dur_length` argument 
  only accepts, "year", "quarter", "month", or "week".
- Shiny app layout updates
- Small vignette and documentation clean-ups

# actxps 1.4.0

- actxps now supports split exposures that divide calendar periods crossing 
policy anniversaries into pre-anniversary and post-anniversary records. The 
function `expose_split()` can convert any `exposed_df` object with calendar 
period exposures (yearly, quarterly, monthly, or weekly) into a 
`split_exposed_df` object. Split exposure data frames contain columns for 
exposures both on a calendar period and policy year basis.
- `exp_stats()` and `exp_shiny()` now require clarification as to which exposure
basis should be used when passed a `split_exposed_df` object.
- All `expose_df` objects now contains a `default_status` attribute.
- `autotable()` functions now contain the arguments `decimals_amt` and 
`suffix_amt`. The former allows one to specify the number of decimals appearing
after amount columns. The latter is used to automatically scale large numbers 
into by thousands, millions, billions, or trillions.
- Corrected an error in the calculation of the standard deviations of claims 
when `exp_stats()` is passed a weighting variable.
- Added a `summary()` method for `exposed_df` objects that calls `exp_stats()`.
- The assumed default status in `expose()` functions was changed from the first
observed status to the most common status.
- The functions `as_exp_df()` and `as_trx_df()` were added to convert 
pre-aggregated experience studies to the `exp_df` and `trx_df` formats, 
respectively.
- `agg_sim_dat` - a new simulated data set of pre-aggregated experience was 
added for testing `as_exp_df()` and `as_trx_df()`.
- `is_exp_df()` and `as_trx_df()` were added to test for the `exp_df` and 
`trx_df` classes.

# actxps 1.3.0

- A new `conf_int` argument was added to `exp_stats()` that creates confidence 
intervals around observed termination rates, credibility-weighted termination 
rates, and any actual-to-expected ratios.
- Similarly, `conf_int` was added to `trx_stats()` to create confidence intervals around utilization rates and any "percentage of" output columns. A `conf_level`
argument was also added to this function.
- `autoplot.exp_df()` and `autoplot.trx_df()` now have a `conf_int_bars` argument 
that plots confidence intervals (if available) as error bars for the selected 
y-variable
- `autoplot.exp_df()` and `autoplot.trx_df()` can now create scatter plots if
"points" is passed to the `geoms` argument.
- The second y-axis in the `autoplot()` methods was updated to use an area 
geometry instead of bars for discrete x-axis variables. In addition, when a 
log-10 y-scale is used, areas will always be positive quantities. Previously,
it was observed that areas were drawn as negative values for y-values on the 
main scale less than 1.
- `autotable.exp_df()` and `autotable.trx_df()` were updated to format 
intervals.
- `exp_shiny()` updates

  - The layout and theme were updated in to align with changes made in shiny 
    1.7.5 and bslib 0.5.1
  - The function now includes the ability to customize the Bootstrap theme
  - Plots can now be re-sized and viewed in full screen mode
  - Tables contain new customization options and can be viewed in full screen mode
  - Tables and plots can be exported
  - Both the plots and tables optionally include confidence intervals
  - Tooltips were added throughout to explain the UI
  - A play / pause button was added to suspend interactivity on demand
  - A description of filters was added to the sidebar

- **Breaking change** - The confidence level argument `cred_p` was renamed to 
`conf_level`. This change was made because the confidence level is no longer 
strictly used for credibility calculations. This change impacts the functions
`exp_stats()` and `exp_shiny()`.

# actxps 1.2.0

- `autoplot.exp_df()` and `autoplot.trx_df()` now include new options for adding a second y-axis and plotting results on a log-10 scale. The second y-axis defaults to plotting exposures using an area geometry.
- New plotting functions were added to create common experience analysis plots that were not simple to create using `autoplot()` methods. These include `plot_termination_rates()` and `plot_actual_to_expected()` for termination studies and `plot_utilization_rates()` for transaction studies
- The `exp_shiny()` function received a handful of updates to accommodate new plotting functions and options. A small performance improvement was added in filtering logic as well. New options include a title input, credibility options taken from `exp_stats()`, 
- A new vignette was added on data visualization.
- The miscellaneous vignette was updated to include examples for `add_predictions()` and `step_expose()`.
- Examples were added to `autoplot()` and `autotable()` methods
- Help documentation was added for the package itself (`?actxps`)

# actxps 1.1.0

- New `add_predictions()` function that attaches one or more columns of model predictions to an `exposed_df` object or any other data frame.
- Small updates to `add_transactions()` and `autotable()` functions for compatibility with the dplyr 1.1.1 and gt 0.9.0.

# actxps 1.0.1

- Minor patch to a single test for compatibility with a future release of the recipes package.
- Various small documentation typo fixes

# actxps 1.0.0

The actxps package now contains support for transaction studies.

- The `add_transactions()` function adds transactions to `exposed_df` objects.
- The `trx_stats()` function summarizes transaction results and returns a 
`trx_df` object.
- New transaction summary (`trx_df`) S3 methods were added for for `autoplot()` 
and `autotable()`.
- The `exp_shiny()` function was updated to support transaction studies.
- New sample data sets were added with transactions (`withdrawals`) and 
sample policy values (`account_vals`). These are meant to be paired with 
`census_dat`.
- Added `vignette("transactions")`.

Other changes

- A new family of functions were added to calculate policy durations. These
include `pol_interval()` (a generic version), `pol_yr()`, `pol_qtr()`, 
`pol_mth()`, and `pol_wk()`. See `vignette("misc")`.
- Several updates were made to the `as_exposed_df()` function to include 
stricter input requirements and helpful error messages.
- S3 methods for several dplyr functions were added for `exposed_df` objects to 
ensure class persistence, especially on grouped data frames. These include:
`group_by()` and `ungroup()`, `filter()`, `arrange()`, `mutate()`, `select()`, 
`slice()`, `rename()`, `relocate()`, `left_join()`, `right_join()`, 
`inner_join()`, `full_join()`, `semi_join()`, and `anti_join()`.
- The conditional formatting for color in `autotable.exp_df()` was updated to 
be consistent across like columns.
- The `pol_val` column in `census_dat` was renamed to `premium`.

# actxps 0.2.1

`expose()` functions now include a new column for period end dates.

Fixed issues with `expose()` dropping records: 

- Handling of leap days / years
- Correction to date addition to always rollback dates to the last day of the 
month.

Fixed 2 R CMD check problems.

# actxps 0.2.0

First version submitted to CRAN.

Added `exp_shiny()` function.

# actxps 0.1.0

Added `step_expose()` recipe step function.

# actxps 0.0.9000

First developmental version
