Environment was updates, so that we can used a newer version or R and newer versions or packages during analysis. To test any unintended changes in results, I ran the analysis on both old and new environment. Data files were compared and only differences were unimportant data type changes, or floating-point errors (change was so small that it is not relevant). Plots were visually compared, and differences were fixed in this PR. So everything went great!
Unfortunately, upgrading packages introduced a performance issue in accessibility calculations (#62). Maybe a future version of dplyr will fix it. Right now, that part is slow but works, so I see no need downgrading packages because the pros outweigh the cons.
Cherry-picked commits from another branch...
Environment was updates, so that we can used a newer version or R and newer versions or packages during analysis. To test any unintended changes in results, I ran the analysis on both old and new environment. Data files were compared and only differences were unimportant data type changes, or floating-point errors (change was so small that it is not relevant). Plots were visually compared, and differences were fixed in this PR. So everything went great!
Unfortunately, upgrading packages introduced a performance issue in accessibility calculations (#62). Maybe a future version of dplyr will fix it. Right now, that part is slow but works, so I see no need downgrading packages because the pros outweigh the cons.
Closes #60