Releases: EnzymeML/PyEnzyme
Releases · EnzymeML/PyEnzyme
v1.1.5
What's Changed
- PySCeS ThinLayer: Fit multiple replicates, plot fit result by @jmrohwer in #46
- PyYAML causing pip error fix by @JR-1991 in #60
- fix reading to be compatible with newer versions of libsbml by @fbergmann in #61
- #62 : use write.close rather than writer.save by @fbergmann in #63
Full Changelog: v1.1.4...v1.1.5
PyEnzyme 1.1.4
This release fixes some minor issues and an endless loop caused by PyDantic
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PyEnzyme 1.1.3
In the course of the upcoming "EnzymeML at work" manuscript, the PyEnzyme library has been extended and revisited to enhance functionalities. In addition, the syntax has been improved towards a more pythonic way that aligns well to common standards.
Important changes
- Thin Layers have been generalized and are built from a Base Thin Layer
- Syntax has been changed to fit python standards
- Measurement and experimental data management has been improved
- Export relevant data to Pandas DataFrames
- Direct visualization either static or interactively
- JSON export and import
- Improved data validation and creation of validation YAML files
- Documentation has been added
- Comprehensive testing suite to check on functionality
PyEnzyme 1.1.0-Alpha
v1.1.0-alpha ENZML-83 Fixed enzmldoc missing
PyEnzyme 1.0
Release notes
- Reading, writing and editing of EnzymeML files
- Inclusion Thin API layers for STRENDA-DB, COPASI and BioCatNet template
- Jupyter templates for Import and Export of EnzymeML data
- HTML tutorials for quick entry