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examplecurves is a module outsourced from arithmeticmeancurves. Its main purpose is to provide exemplary families of curves for testing and debugging purposes.

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Installation

    $ pip install examplecurves

If available the latest development state can be installed from gitlab.

    $ pip install git+https://gitlab.com/david.scheliga/examplecurves.git@dev

Basic Usage

Read-the-docs for a more detailed documentation.

Contribution

Any contribution by reporting a bug or desired changes are welcomed. The preferred way is to create an issue on the gitlab's project page, to keep track of everything regarding this project.

Contribution of Source Code

Code style

This project follows the recommendations of PEP8. The project is using black as the code formatter.

Workflow

  1. Fork the project on Gitlab.
  2. Commit changes to your own branch.
  3. Submit a pull request from your fork's branch to our branch 'dev'.

Authors

License

This project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - see the LICENSE file for details

Acknowledge

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Changelog

This changelog is inspired by Keep a Changelog.

[1.0.0] - 2021-02-13

Fixed

  • Plot functions did remove figures, leaving documentation without example diagrams.

Removed

  • Deprecated alpha note from README.md

[1.0.0rc1] - 2021-02-13

Added

  • .coveragerc, .travis.yml, makefile, tox.ini, tests/load_test.py, tests/plot_test.py

Changed

  • CreatesCurves inherits from abc.ABC
  • setup.py to setup.cfg

Removed

  • Deprecated functions create, load

[0.5a0.post1] - 2021-01-08

Fixed

  • Missing requirements for installation via pip.

[0.5a0] - 2021-01-02

Added

  • New families of curves VerticalLinear0, VerticalLinear1, VerticalLinear2 and VerticalLinear3.

[0.4a0] - 2020-12-27

Added

  • New families of curves DiagonalLinear0, DiagonalLinear1, DiagonalLinear2 and DiagonalLinear3.

Changed

  • The necessity of sub classes of static linear families of curves was removed, changing the creation and documentation layout. In this case all subclasses were removed, since they wasn't meant to be used directly anyway.

[0.3a0] - 2020-12-17

Added

  • New families of curves HorizontalLinear1, HorizontalLinear2 and HorizontalLinear3.

[0.2a1] - 2020-12-17

Fixed

  • Missing parameter leading to broken installation.
  • Missing requirement 'dicthandling'

[0.2a0] - 2020-12-15

Added

  • A normal distributed linear family of curves with LinearHorizontal0.
  • Support for loading curve creation parameters from json files.
  • resources subpackage for parameter files.

Changed

  • Turned module examplecurves.py into a examplecurves package.
  • Shifted project to setuptools_scm; updated setup.py

Removed

  • Constant __version__ is removed; package version is now managed solely by git tags.

[0.1a0] - 2020-12-05

Changed

  • added class Static to distinguish static curves from random curves, which are on the way.

deprecated

  • Method create will be moved to Static in the next release.

[0.0a1] - 2020-12-05

  • First code release of examplecurves

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