Helix v1.0.5 — Snow Leopard ❄️

• Choose which groups or columns each analysis compares: the assistant asks first
• Significance stars on a graph follow the groups the test compared
• Results open with the exact test that ran and whether it is significant
• Go through every assistant with the keyboard: ↑ ↓ to choose, Return to continue
• Start a linear regression straight from a scatter graph
• Type an axis's min, max or step and it applies at once; leave it blank for Auto
• New shortcuts: ⌥⌘T for a new table, ⌥⌘A for a new analysis, ⌥⌘G for a new graph
• Click a table in the sidebar to select it; its arrow shows or hides its analyses and graphs
• The Groups panel has − and + buttons, and asks before deleting values
• Volcano exports stay sharp at 600 DPI, and are true vectors in SVG
• Helix warns you before exporting an image too large to draw
• Clearer messages for an empty X column, a missing column or a test that can't run
• Paired and repeated-measures tests say how many rows they left out
• ROUT tells you how to exclude the outliers it finds
• Graph notes read R² = 0.98 and P = 0.002
• Older or damaged project files are repaired as they open; save to keep them up to date
• The update check works on busy shared networks
• A new sample project: a preclinical study, from mice to patients (Help › Sample Project)
• Faster tables and sidebar: only what changes is redrawn
• R 4.6: exact Wilcoxon and Mann-Whitney P values, even with ties
• Help › Buy Me a Coffee, if you'd like to support Helix
• Fixed Friedman counting empty rows as missing data
• Fixed a deleted column's width coming back with a new column of the same name
• Fixed a project opening twice when opened twice at the same moment
• Fixed the selected option of some buttons (PNG, 300 DPI…) being hard to see in dark mode
• Fixed a failed save leaving a temporary file behind
• React 19.3, Plotly 4.1.2 and updated tools, with no known security issues
• And many more cleanups and optimizations under the hood

aarch64 for Apple Silicon (M1 and later), x64 for Intel.