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Changelog based on the [format here](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/).

## [2.3] - 16 October 2019

### Added

- Scalar division for `Histogram1D`. See: `c4230c6cfed7334cb0da44490d67cd5c351ae1fb`.
- All arithmetic operations for PDFs when fitting. This expands from just adding PDFs, which was all that was
available up to now. See: `1799c9e68a2e8b10b6762e03850d125d9f29e1d1`.

### Changed

- Make gradient calculation available through the package API. It can be useful for more complex error
propagation. See: `6454c8627972156e0526a31a280ee629a55f99ca` and `3891fedffc138112c85a01b870a25260b9f31d0f`.

### Fixed

- Binned log likelihood fit values, error matrix, covariance, etc, now agrees with ROOT. This is important for
error calculation! See: `dc3e1ff02157bf3cc8005f07985acfbf46bba026`.
- Explicit weighted histogram option for binned log likelihood. See:
`dc3e1ff02157bf3cc8005f07985acfbf46bba026`.
- Calculation of chi squared for goodness of fit when there are empty bins (i.e. for calculating the effective
chi squared when performing a log likelihood fit). The empty bins are ignored. See:
`0e66393b745c00fd925ef6670512eb7f86647c6f`.
- Typing for a variety of functions.
- Typos in documentation.
- Check for `Histogram1D` when attempting to create a new one. See: `62d8613fcfa0b1a4117a13f4537e99d00b556bfd`.

## [2.2.1] - 7 September 2019

### Added
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import re

# Provide the version as a string
__version__ = "2.2.1"
__version__ = "2.3"
version = __version__
# As provide as a tuple, with each value as it's own entry.
# ie. "1.0" -> `("1", "0")`
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