crestr 1.1.0

crestr is now compatible with the SQLite3 gbif4crest database. It is therefore usable offline.
- Access: https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/GBIF_for_CREST_database/6743207

crestr 1.0.3

Fixing minor bugs, including:
- If the climate field didn’t match the column names of selectedTaxa, some functions were crashing (at least plot_climateSpace) because no distribution data were extracted.
- Checks to ensure the column names of climate_space and distributions are correct for crest.set_modern_data()
- Check to ensure the selectedTaxa has default values for all selected variables.

Minor bugs fixed on the plots
- Title of the LOO plot adapted from ‘variable name [unit]’ to ‘Leave-one-out anomalies forname [unit]’
- Title of stratigraphic diagrams can spread across many lines now
- The thickness of the lines on the samplePDFs plot has been revised to show a greater range.
- Labels added to the y-axes on the histograms of the climate space plot.
- Labels added to the y-axis of the histograms and pdf plots of the taxaCharacteristics figure.
- Adding caption on LOO diagram (+ and - anomalies)
- Fixing title problem on plot_diagram()
- Adding a colouring option for hiatus(es) on plot.crestObj()
- Fixed problem of opening empty plotting windows when exporting the figures to files
- Changing default value for bar_width in plot_loo() and plot_diagram()
Replacing the parameter fullPosterior by fullUncertainties in export().
Typos in the documentation have been fixed.
The text of the vignettes was updated to reflect changes in the manuscript. Nothing really significant.
Fixing bug related to ai.sqrt in crest.get_modern_data(). Only the climate space data were transformed.
Excluding all the distribution grid cells without any climate data.