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@stefanosbalaskas stefanosbalaskas released this 09 Aug 23:12
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eyeprocess 0.8.0

eyeprocess 0.8.0 formalizes the validated 0.8 development programme for vendor-neutral eye/process data harmonization, response-process measurement, psychometric integration, and deployment governance.

Release highlights

  • Process-measurement and deployment-governance infrastructure.
  • Biometric/process pre-flight audits and exclusion manifests.
  • Deployment-drift and temporal process-window infrastructure.
  • Advanced AOI trajectory and pupillometry workflows.
  • Visual-context/testlet IRT and multiblock process representations.
  • Process-profile mixtures, external-validity tooling, and streaming scoring.
  • Validation bundles, item seeding, presentation-sensitivity analyses, and process-decision features.
  • Advanced sensitivity and Bayesian/3PL diagnostic infrastructure.
  • Frontier estimators remain explicitly gated when an exact validated implementation is unavailable; simpler estimators are not silently substituted.

Validation

  • Complete eyeprocess source test suite: PASS.
  • Three expected mirt EM-cycle warnings only.
  • CITATION.cff schema validation: PASS.
  • pkgdown validation and isolated release-mode build: PASS.
  • Definitive eyeprocess_0.8.0 source artifact built successfully.
  • Definitive artifact R CMD check: 0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 notes.
  • Isolated installed package version: 0.8.0.
  • Installed citation dynamically reports version 0.8.0.
  • Installed ordinary export surface: 812 / 812.
  • Post-merge GitHub CI: 6 / 6 checks successful.

Release provenance

  • Release-candidate commit: d84e94f
  • Formal release commit: 4672c12
  • Git tag: v0.8.0
  • Release date: 2026-08-10
  • Zenodo 0.8.0 version DOI: pending archive processing.
  • Zenodo concept DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21844472.

Scientific governance

Process-derived evidence remains measurement evidence and is not automatically interpreted as a mental-state, clinical, ability, misconduct, or other person-level diagnosis.