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v4.3

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@guillermoaguilar guillermoaguilar released this 29 Jan 14:37
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This version fixes all remaining issues left after the refactor done between v4.0 and v4.1. It also completes the entire documentation, and makes the package citable.

This version should be considered stable and ready to use for end-users.

v4.3.0-rc1

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@guillermoaguilar guillermoaguilar released this 27 Jan 16:55
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What's Changed

This version fixes all remaining issues left after the refactor of v4.1. It also completes the entire documentation.

Once fully released, this version should be consider stable and ready for end-users.

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Full Changelog: v4.2...v4.3.0-rc1

v4.2

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@guillermoaguilar guillermoaguilar released this 23 Sep 16:41
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What's Changed

  • Update contributors list #129
  • Make test for eta parameter recovery more stable in the face of randomness #131
  • Make plot aesthetics equal to matlab #134
  • Set default CI method to "percentile" and add a test #135
  • Silence warnings in tests #132
  • Fixes all plot functions #138

Full Changelog: v4.1...v4.2

v4.1

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@guillermoaguilar guillermoaguilar released this 20 Sep 17:26
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Complete refactor of previous version 4.0.0.

v4.0.0

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@guillermoaguilar guillermoaguilar released this 17 Dec 12:48
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First version of python psignifit.

This version was a direct translation from MATLAB, not pythonic and not optimized to run with python libraries.
Posterior versions (v.4.1 and onwards) are not backwards compatible to this version; this is because a big refactoring effort was needed in order to bring the library to python standards.

Thus this release serves only for legacy purposes: in case you have code that used python-psignifit v4.0 and still want to be able to run it. Still, we strongly recommend you to upgrade your code to use the syntax of the newest release.