DeTime 0.1.3

DeTime 0.1.3 formal release.

Release identity:

• PyPI distribution: detime-toolkit==0.1.3
• Import namespace: detime
• Source tag: de-time-v0.1.3

The GitHub Actions release workflow built and validated the wheel and sdist matrix. The 31 files published on PyPI match the corresponding GitHub Release assets by SHA-256. Release validation covered the full test suite, core and package-wide coverage, documentation consistency, a strict MkDocs build, distribution-content checks, Twine metadata checks, and clean-install smoke tests.

DeTime 0.1.2

DeTime 0.1.2

This release records the reviewed DeTime 0.1.2 software snapshot for the JMLR-MLOSS submission and the public PyPI distribution.

Release identity

• Source tag: de-time-v0.1.2
• Public Python distribution: detime-toolkit==0.1.2
• Runtime import namespace: detime
• License: BSD-3-Clause
• Install command: python -m pip install detime-toolkit==0.1.2

The source tag now resolves to the reviewed source tree whose pyproject.toml uses name = "detime-toolkit". The GitHub source record and the PyPI package therefore describe the same reviewed 0.1.2 release identity: install as detime-toolkit, import as detime.

Included assets

• Source distribution: detime_toolkit-0.1.2.tar.gz
• SHA256 checksums for the release evidence assets
• Coverage, runtime, and related-software evidence JSON files
• Release manifest, source-archive boundary, and license-audit files

The GitHub release also provides the automatic source archives for tag de-time-v0.1.2.

De-Time 0.1.0

De-Time 0.1.0 is the first standalone release of the workflow-oriented time-series decomposition package.

Highlights:

• canonical detime package surface with deprecated top-level sdecomp alias only
• flagship SSA, STD, STDR, and MSSA workflows
• machine-facing JSON Schema assets and CLI schema /
  ecommend
• minimal MCP server for tool-based decomposition access
• companion benchmark boundary at systems-mechanobiology/de-time-bench
• validated with tests, coverage gate, docs build, smoke installs, dist content checks, and Twine checks