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Releases: ices-tools-dev/echoSMs

v0.17.0

20 Jan 22:14

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  • Add a shape viewer to EchoSMs

Many thanks to @jfshanghai for contributing and enhancing his existing shape viewer to work with echoSMs.

v0.16.2

07 Jan 01:09

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Added a missing dependency (matplotlib)

v0.16.1

19 Dec 20:25

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  • remove a breakpoint() that was accidently left in
  • tweaked the surface plot function

v0.16.0

19 Dec 05:51

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  • Anatomical datastore specimen plotting for surface shapes now uses transparent surfaces to show internal shapes (e.g., swimbladders)
  • Add a function to convert echoSMs outline shapes to surface shapes

v0.15.3

07 Dec 22:03
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  • Fixes a bug and centre converted shapes (PR #40)
  • Added the mm-bem software to the list of other open-source software

v0.15.2

30 Nov 22:26

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  • Fix crash in KRMorganism_from_datastore when there is no shape with name of "body"
  • Fix typo in docs

v0.15.1

28 Nov 18:59

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  • fix an error in surface_to_outline where for some shapes an extraneous point could be added at the start or end of the shape
  • fix typos in documentation

v0.15.0

28 Nov 03:39

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  • Add dependentRequired constraints to the datastore schema for units of optional attributes
  • Add more units attributes to the datastore schema
  • Add anatomical types of 'bone' and 'inclusion' to the datastore schema
  • Add a function to convert from surface shape format to outline shape format
  • Add an example showing how to the shape conversion function

v0.14.1

06 Nov 19:29

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  • update some datastore utils code to include units attributes

v0.14.0

30 Oct 03:00

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  • Model boundary types now use an enumeration instead of a str. All parts of echoSMs now use a consistent naming convention for model boundary types
  • Improve the look of the documentation
  • Datatore docs have a more 'howto' tone to them
  • Use easier to read datastore schema docs