massive-plots

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v3.0.0-alpha-1 (massive-plots)

Installation Instructions

This is a nightly release, meaning that it is only available through the epispot-nightly project on PyPI. However, if you have Anaconda, you can still install it into your environment, just using pip. Installation instructions for both systems are shown below:

pip install epispot-nightly==3.0.0a1

Important Notes

Deprecations

All functions from the epi.plots module have now been deprecated. Please use epi.plots.native as a replacement for these functions. Alternatively, you can continue using the latest v2 build of the nightly version, v2.1.1.15. This will be supported until the official stable release of epispot v3.

Dependencies

The new plots subpackage in epispot requires SciencePlots and plotly, two new dependencies added to the requirements-nightly.txt file. These new dependencies are used for improving graph quality in epispot and generating quick plots without extensive computation.

Changes

Note: See the project changelog for more detailed information.

This release adds new plotting features to epispot, available through the epi.plots subpackage. This subpackage in turn contains two new modules, web and native. The web module includes utilities for graphing with plotly and the native module utilities for creating scientific plots of models with matplotlib. More details about these new features can be found in the documentation for this release.

Version-specific information

This version is the first of many alpha versions of epispot v3.0 (unreleased as of yet).
Code coverage is at 90.16%, details available on CodeCov
Version documentation available in English at https://epispot.github.io/epispot/en/v3.0.0-alpha-1/
At the time of release, there exist no issues related to this version.

Statuses

There exists 1 LGTM code quality alert for this release. The latest LGTM code quality scan is available here.
There exist no known security vulnerabilities at this time. (This release will not receive security updates)

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