Recent Releases of krippendorff
krippendorff - v0.8.1
What's Changed
- Set NumPy max version to v2.
- Use a more standard pyproject.toml file format.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/pln-fing-udelar/fast-krippendorff/compare/v0.8.0...v0.8.1
- Python
Published by bryant1410 about 1 year ago
krippendorff - 0.6.1
- Add support for Python 3.12.
- Drop support for Python 3.8.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 2 years ago
krippendorff - 0.6.0
- Raise an error if a single coder is provided (or if all units were assigned less than 2 coders).
- Raise an error if the output
dtypeis notnp.inexact. - Change asserts to
ValueErrors - Define more specific typing for the level of measurement, the distance metric callable, the NumPy arrays, and dtypes.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 almost 3 years ago
krippendorff - 0.5.2
- Add support for Python 3.11.
- Remove support for Python 3.7.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 3 years ago
krippendorff - 0.5.1
- Fix an issue that breaks the usage of missing values (NaNs) when using a string
dtype(thanks @normangilmore for the fix!).
- Python
Published by bryant1410 about 4 years ago
krippendorff - 0.5.0
- Add support to Python 3.10 and drop support to Python 3.6.
- Allow specifying the return
dtypeas a parameter in the functionalpha.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 4 years ago
krippendorff - 0.4.0
The distance metric functions now take NumPy arrays as input and output. The input arrays are broadcasted to determine the shape of the output.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 5 years ago
krippendorff - 0.3.3
- Add support for Python 3.9.
- Remove support for Python 3.5.
- Add typing annotations.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 5 years ago
krippendorff - 0.3.2
- Remove pypandoc setup dependency.
- Add missing numpy install dependency.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 6 years ago
krippendorff - 0.3.1
Remove support to Python 3.4 and declare explicit support to Python 3.8.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 6 years ago
krippendorff - 0.3.0
- Fix 'ordinal' metric, which was giving a slightly different value for alpha.
- Remove support to Python 3.3.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 almost 7 years ago
krippendorff - 0.2.2
Fix ordinal measure, which was not using squares.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 almost 8 years ago
krippendorff - 0.2.1
Fix alpha not working when reliability_data is a NumPy matrix.
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 8 years ago
krippendorff - 0.2.0
Breaking change: alpha function supports either reliability_data or value_counts as input (in that order).
- Python
Published by bryant1410 over 8 years ago