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Olivier Friard edited this page Sep 19, 2024 · 19 revisions

2024-09-19 v. 0.10.5

  • improved n-gram statistics

  • implemented flow diagram for n-grams

  • Migrated to PySide6

2022-12-22 v. 0.9.22

  • fixed bug in transition cut-off

  • fixed bug in Save GV script function

  • added selection of GraphViz engine between dot, circo and fdp (see flow diagram tab)

2022-12-20 v. 0.9.21

  • improved selection of dot program from GraphViz

2022-11-11 v. 0.9.19

  • fixed bug with long sequences under Microsoft-Windows

2022-05-23 v. 0.9.16

  • redesigned interface

  • some improvements

2022-02-10 v. 0.9.15

  • fixed bug in n-grams frequencies

  • fixed bug in significativity plot

2019-10-31 v. 0.9.2

  • Fixed bug in permutations test (p values can be > 1)

2019-10-29 v. 0.9.1

  • Added multiprocessing support for permutations test under Microsoft-Windows

  • Permutations test does not freeze the program anymore.

2019-10-01 v. 0.8

  • Added possibility to use the viz.js javascript (included in executable packages) to produce the flow diagram (instead of the dot program from the GraphViz package)

See https://github.com/mdaines/viz.js for details

2019-06-13 v. 0.7

  • added the n-gram statistics for n in {2, 3}

2019-04-10 v. 0.6

  • Added Levenshtein distances and Needleman-Wunsch identities between behavioral sequences

2019-03-01 v. 0.5

  • Added option for excluding behaviors repetitions from analysis

2018-12-05 v. 0.4.4

  • Added automatic saving of the dot program path (configuration file: .behatrix in the home directory)

  • Added autodetection of pipe (|) character when used to separate the behaviors

  • Fixed various bugs

2018-10-30 v. 0.4.0

  • added personalization of the behavior separator.

  • added "exclude behavior repetition" option

  • added diagram live visualization

  • added transitions significativity (determined by permutations test) to diagram (edge width).

2018-04-19 v. 0.3.0

  • added function for skipping commented lines in behavioral strings (starting with #)
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