Releases: JuliaAI/ScientificTypes.jl
Releases · JuliaAI/ScientificTypes.jl
v3.1.1
ScientificTypes v3.1.1
- Extend the compatibility requirement for CategoricalArrays (#199)
Merged pull requests:
- CompatHelper: bump compat for "ColorTypes" to "0.12" (#196) (@github-actions[bot])
- Dump support for Julia 1.0. Support 1.10 and higher. (#197) (@ablaom)
- For a 3.1 release (#198) (@ablaom)
- Extend the compat for CategoricalArrays (#199) (@ablaom)
- For a 3.1.1 release (#201) (@ablaom)
Closed issues:
- Reporting a vulnerability (#191)
v3.0.2
v3.0.1
v3.0.0
ScientificTypes v3.0.0
From the PR, #174 (@OkonSamuel):
- (breaking) Remove the
nrows
field from objects returned byschema
, and modify how these are displayed - Update
Schema
constructor to reflect updates toTables.Schema
- (enhancement) Implement the Tables.jl interface for objects returned by
schema
- (enhancement) improve performance of schema and scitype methods for small to medium size tables
- Avoid schema errors for extremely wide tables.
Closed issues:
coerce
doc-string only mentions tables, and not arrays and other objects (#160)- Improve organization of test code (#163)
Merged pull requests:
v2.3.3
v2.3.2
ScientificTypes v2.3.2
- Remove experimental
scitype()
implementation for text analysis (being moved to new pkg MLJText.lj) - Remove
scitype()
implementation for persistence diagrams
Merged pull requests:
v2.3.1
v2.3.0
ScientificTypes v2.3.0
- Allow column names to be entered as strings (in addition to symbols) when using
coerce
on tables (#161) @juliohm
Closed issues:
- Fix doc generation (#145)
- Add an experimental implementation of scitpye for text analysis (#154)
- Accept strings in
coerce
(#161)
Merged pull requests: