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ProjectDatabase has been added handle large data manipulation on disk
instead of in memory.
Reader/Writer now share path of the file being operated on.
Binning now works in both fixed count and ranges, and can be done
entirely in memory.
Initial Jupyter and IPython support.
Adding lego plotting.
Likelihoods are now standalone objects that can be combined with any
optimizer.
Resonance support now builtin using DataFrames as a backbone.
Resonances are now saved as a two sheet excel file, and can be modified
using the supplied wave and resonance objects.
Adds support for Numexpr to accelerate computation.
Simulation can be done as two separate parts through PyPWA.simulate
Github Templates to help users and developers contribute to PyPWA
Changed
Separate release tag from version info
Package info is now stored in PyPWA.info
pydata has officially been updated to PyPWA 3.0.
Structured Arrays have been replaces for Pandas DataFrames in some
cases. Vectors still wrap regular numpy arrays to maintain performance.
Reactions have been merged into ParticlePool.
Vectors have been simplified to be easier to test while still being
powerful to use.
ProcessInterfaces now must be closed after use. This includes all
Likelihood objects.
Cache has been refactored to be easier to be completely usable by
itself.
Removed
SlotTable has been removed in favor of Project. Both use PyTables
for the backend.
Unsupported Python versions removed from package's classifiers.
Fixed
GAMP no longer claims that it can read PF files.
Cache will correctly report invalid when it's contents differ from the
source file.
monte_carlo_simulation and likelihoods now correctly handle exceptions
that occur in the child processes.
Pipes are correctly closed now.
Extended Log-likelihood is now correctly calculated