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Releases: astropy/specutils

v1.1

17 Sep 23:28

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See change log for list of new features and bug fixes.

v1.0

19 Mar 21:38

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Update version for 1.0 release

v0.6

19 Sep 15:31

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This release includes new features and bug fixes:

  • Stricter intiailizer for Spectrum1D
  • Correct handling of weights in line fitting
  • New redshift and radial velocity storage on Spectrum1D object
  • Spectral template matching including resampling
  • Error propagation in convolution smoothing
  • Sub-pixel precision for fwhm calculations
  • Array size checking in Spectrum1D objects
  • New spectral resampling functions
  • New IRAF data loaders
  • New FWZI calculation
  • Various bug fixes and documentation updates

v0.5.2

06 Feb 21:24
v0.5.2

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This release contains several bug fixes, including some fixes to data loaders. Additionally, there is some doc string and pep8 clean up.

v0.5.1

29 Nov 22:33
v0.5.1

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This release contains two bugs fixes. One to add pytest-remotedata for remote data tests. Second to fix a spectral region bug.

v0.5

26 Nov 18:22
v0.5

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This release contains parameter estimation and line finding for fitting and loader functionality.

v0.4

24 Sep 14:17

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Specutils v0.4 release.

v0.4.0b2

18 Sep 22:34

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v0.4.0b2 Pre-release
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This is a pre-release of v0.4.0 to test the packaging and distribution infrastructure in preparation for the full release.

v0.4.0b1

18 Sep 17:02
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v0.4.0b1 Pre-release
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This is a pre-release of v0.4.0 to test the packaging and distribution infrastructure in preparation for the full release.

v0.3.0

30 Apr 02:35
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This release represents a rewrite of the specutils package. It involves a new method of dealing with spectral axes by associating it with a WCS by default if non are available, or wrapping an already existing WCS with a standard interface. A new reader and writer infrastructure has also been implemented to support ingesting and exporting myriad types of spectral data.