bug: backend matplotlib so that it works with Pycharm. Fixes issue #12. #13
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v0.1 pre-release * Minimal code (#2) * Setting up github... added requirements.txt to enable dependency tree * First CI test (#3) * Minimal set of files to get tests passing #1 * Config to trigger travis * Remaining code (#7) * Uses setup.py (#10) * Corrected license * bug: backend matplotlib so that it works with Pycharm. Fixes issue #12. (#13) * feat: now shows the number of patents analysed for cpc classification * feat: updated ReadME. Uploaded outputs for ReadME. Also moved fdg outputs to outputs/fdg folder not fdg folder in root directory (cleaner) * Experimenting with code coverage #9 (#17)
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bug: backend matplotlib so that it works with Pycharm. Fixes issue #12.