Recent Releases of lingpy
lingpy - A Python library for quantitative tasks in historical linguistics
Bugfix release.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 6 years ago
lingpy - A Python Package for Quantitative Tasks in Historical Linguistics
A release introducing some new features, and being accompanied by a new documentation that is up to date with the current package.
To be quoted as:
List, Johann-Mattis; Greenhill, Simon; Tresoldi, Tiago; and Forkel, Robert (2019): LingPy. A Python library for historical linguistics. Version 2.6.5. URL: http://lingpy.org, DOI: https://zenodo.org/badge/latestdoi/5137/lingpy/lingpy. With contributions by Christoph Rzymski, Gereon Kaiping, Steven Moran, Peter Bouda, Johannes Dellert, Taraka Rama, Frank Nagel. Jena: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 6 years ago
lingpy - A Python library for quantitative tasks in historical linguistics. Version 2.6.4
A release introducing some new features, and being accompanied by a new documentation that is up to date with the current package.
To be quoted as:
List, Johann-Mattis; Greenhill, Simon; Tresoldi, Tiago; and Forkel, Robert (2018): LingPy. A Python library for historical linguistics. Version 2.6.4. URL: http://lingpy.org, DOI: https://zenodo.org/badge/latestdoi/5137/lingpy/lingpy. With contributions by Christoph Rzymski, Gereon Kaiping, Steven Moran, Peter Bouda, Johannes Dellert, Taraka Rama, Frank Nagel. Jena: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 7 years ago
lingpy - LingPy-2.6.3
This is a small release with some bugfixes and a new function that allows to compute the average mutual coverage in wordlists.
- Python
Published by LinguList almost 8 years ago
lingpy - LingPy-2.6.2
This is a small bugfix release to LingPy-2.6.1, where requirements have been modified and compatibility with clldutils is updated.
- Python
Published by LinguList about 8 years ago
lingpy - LingPy-2.6.1
This is a small bugfix release to LingPy-2.6, where only requirements have been modified.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 8 years ago
lingpy - LingPy-2.6
This is a major release of LingPy in which not many new features have been introduced, but instead we have tried to fix certain bugs and problematic behavior. Details can be found in the updated documentation at http://lingpy.org.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 8 years ago
lingpy - Smaller modifications
Smaller modifications in this release, mainly cosmetic or to increase testing.
- Python
Published by LinguList almost 9 years ago
lingpy - LingPy 2.5
This is version 2.5 of LingPy. For changes compared to earlier versions, see http://lingpy.org/news.html
- Python
Published by LinguList almost 10 years ago
lingpy - LingPy-2.4.1-alpha
This is a pre-release of LingPy 2.4, featuring some but not all of the new features which are planned to be available in LingPy 2.4. At the moment, it mainly provides additional testing facilities, as well as some bug-fixes which make the programs run more smoothly.
- Python
Published by LinguList almost 11 years ago
lingpy - LingPy-2.4-alpha
This is a pre-release of LingPy 2.4, featuring some but not all of the new features which are planned to be available in LingPy 2.4.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 11 years ago
lingpy - LingPy-2.3
This is a simple bugfix release. Some modifications have been added, but none of them was properly described in the documentation. More exciting stuff will hopefully come in the next release.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 11 years ago
lingpy - LingPy-2.2
This is the first non-bug-fix release since the release of version 2.0. It contains many new features compared to the initial 2.0 version and will also hopefully be much more stable. Among the new features are: - new testing schema that helps to minimize bugs - full Windows support - full Python2 support
In addition to earler versions in which we added a verbose-flag that allows the user to switch to verbose and debug output during a session, we now added a semi-verbose output which creates a dynamic progress bar when using time-consuming operations (alignments or cognate detection). This behaviour is loaded as a default. You can switch it off by typing:
``` python
rc(progressbar=False) ```
or
``` python
rc(semi_verbose=False) ```
In most cases, however, it will probably be useful to know that LingPy is currently working.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 12 years ago
lingpy - LingPy Version 2.0
This is our first "official" release of LingPy in a version that supports both Python2 and Python3 and also runs on Windows.
- Python
Published by LinguList over 12 years ago