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Added the skill_score() accuracy measure modifier.
Added agg_vec() for manually producing aggregation vectors.
Improvements
Fixed some inconsistencies in key ordering of model accessors (such as augment(), tidy() and glance()) with model methods (such as forecast()
and generate()).
Improved equality comparison of agg_vec classes, aggregated values will now
always match regardless of the value used.
Using summarise() with a fable will now retain the fable class if the
distribution still exists under the same variable name.
Added as_fable.forecast() to convert forecast objects from the forecast
package to work with fable.
Improved CRPS() performance when using sampling distributions (#240).
Reconciliation now works with hierarchies containing aggregate leaf nodes,
allowing unbalanced hierarchies to be reconciled.
Produce unique names for unnamed features used with features() (#258).
Documentation improvements
Performance improvements, including using future.apply() to parallelize forecast() when the future package is attached (#268).
Breaking changes
The residuals obtained from the augment() function are no longer controlled
by the type argument. Response residuals (y - yhat) are now always found
in the .resid column, and innovation residuals (the model's error) are now
found in the .innov column. Response residuals will differ from innovation
residuals when transformations are used, and if the model has non-additive
residuals.
dist_*() functions are now removed, and are completely replaced by the
distributional package. These are removed to prevent masking issues when
loading packages.
fortify(<fable>) will now return a tibble with the same structure as the
fable, which is more useful for plotting forecast distributions with the
ggdist package. It can no longer be used to extract intervals from the
forecasts, this can be done using hilo(), and numerical values from a <hilo> can be extracted with unpack_hilo() or interval$lower.