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Release History

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  • Pre-sprints
    • Update of tutorial files and docs #176, #172
    • Adds np.int64() functions around some variables to get rid error caused by numpy update #188
    • Made examples Readme.md more readable #189
  • From PyCon Sprints
    • Updating model example readmes #207
    • Added nose to requirements #208
    • Updated link on style google style guide #209
    • Reset visualization when websocket connection is opened #210
    • Remove unused scipy dependency #211
    • Introduce a requirements.txt for the tutorial. #212
    • Remove references to running in tutorial #213
    • Simplify travis.yml; add python versions #215
    • Update Flocker Readme.md #216
    • Syntax error in .rst was swallowing a code block #217
    • Fixup HistogramModule in the tutorial. #218
    • add more test coverage to time #221
    • add a requirements.txt for WolfSheep. #222
    • add a requirements.txt for Schelling. #224
    • Refactor color patches example #227
    • Ignored _build sphinx docs still in repo #228
    • Intro Tut completely in ipynb #230
    • pass optional port parameter to ModularServer.launch #231
    • open vis immediately when running color patches #232
    • Adds .DS_store to .gitignore #237
    • Documentation Update #240
    • Small fix for reading links #241
    • Test batchrunner #243
    • clean up TextVisualization #245

0.7.0 (2016-03-06)

  • #184 Adding terminal echo for server launch to signal person running the model
  • #183 Adding Conway's Game of Life simulation to the examples.

0.6.9 (2016-02-16)

  • #170 Adding multi-stage activation
  • #169 Wolf-Sheep Cleanup
  • Updates requirements to latest libraries

0.6.7 (2015-07-11)

  • Improvements
    • Allow cell_list_content methods in Grids to accept single tuples in addition to lists

0.6.6 (2015-07-11)

Theme: Scipy Sprints ( ‘-’)人(゚_゚ )

  • Improvements
    • Standardizes the arguments passed to spatial functions to only tuples, not separate x and y coordinates. (Breaks backwards compatibility)

0.6.5.1 (2015-07-11)

Theme: Scipy Sprints ( ‘-’)人(゚_゚ )

  • Improvements
    • Adding version, license, copyright, title to __init__.py
    • Auto updating version in setup.py
  • Bug fix
    • Updating MANIFEST.in to include visualization templates that were missing.

0.6.5 (2015-07-11)

Theme: Scipy Sprints ( ‘-’)人(゚_゚ )

  • Edits
    • Additions to tutorial doc
    • Minor edits to README & Intro
    • Minor edits / clean up to setup.py
    • Removing .ipynb_checkpoints
    • Removing out-of-date planning documentation.
  • Bug fix
    • Use setuptools' find_packages function to get the list of packages to install, fixes #141
  • Improvements
    • Use package_data for include the web files
    • Use a MANIFEST.in file to include the LICENSE file in source distributions
    • Using conda on Travis allows much faster builds and test runs

0.6.2 (2015-07-09)

  • Improvement: Adding continuous space.
  • Improvement: Adding a simultaneous activation scheduler.
  • New models:
    • Flockers
    • Spatial Demographic Prisoner's Dilemma (PD_Grid)

0.6.1 (2015-06-27)

  • Bug Fix: Order of operations reversed: agent is removed first and then it is placed.
  • Improvement: LICENSE was updates from MIT to Apache 2.0.

0.6.0 (2015-06-21)

  • Improvment: Add modular server feature, which breaks up a model into a .py file and a .js file. This breaks backwards compatibility.

Pre 0.6.0

Code that is pre-0.6.0 is very unstable.

Our inital release was 0.5.0 (2014-11).

It included code for placing agents on a grid; a data collector and batch runner; and a front-end visualization using HTML 5 and JavaScript.

General

  • Objects create -- Agent, Time, Space
  • Project moved to Python 3
  • Tornado server setup

Front-end

  • Front-end grid implemented
  • ASCII visualization implemented

Examples models

  • Forest Fire
  • Schelling
  • Wolf-Sheep Predation

0.1.0 (2014-09-19)

  • A conversation
  • Birth