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Release 0.3.3

13 Oct 08:21
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Fix deprecation warnings with polars.

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Release 0.3.2

10 Oct 11:17
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Small bugfix release related to parsing regexes.

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Release 0.3.1

08 Oct 17:47
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  • Improve readibility of formulas by @qubixes in #5
  • Improve regex parsing and output by @qubixes in #6
  • Fix issue where long strings would result in error by @qubixes in #7

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Release 0.3.0

25 Sep 11:28
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The regexmodel now is able to parse and estimate regex class ranges such as [A-F], [g-s], [4-7]. This should also result in small improvements in performance.

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Release 0.2.1

14 Sep 08:02
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  • Add not-fitted error and fix count_thres issues by @qubixes in #3

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Release 0.2.0

13 Sep 10:41
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This is basically a rewrite of the functionality, while keeping most of the interface the same. It is expected that the new code structure will stay and that the old one will not come back.

New highlights:

  • model.regex will give the regex that the model has found.
  • Extended regex language: ([a]|[b]) is now technically supported.
  • There is now an "accurate" and "fast" method to determine how fast the regex model will fit. The "fast" method is multiple times faster than the previous implementation. The "accurate" method is slightly slower than the old method in some cases.

Release 0.1.0

31 Aug 10:57
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First release.