- Added support for a progress bar description #401
- Added preliminary support for named parameters #386
- Improved handling of blob dtypes #363
- Fixed various small bugs and documentation issues
- Added tutorial for moves interface
- Added information about contributions to documentation
- Improved documentation for installation and testing
- Fixed dtype issues and instability in linear dependence test
- Final release for JOSS submission
- Added support for long double dtypes
- Prepared manuscript to submit to JOSS
- Improved packaging and release infrastructure
- Fixed bug in initial linear dependence test
- Added progress bars using tqdm.
- Added HDF5 backend using h5py.
- Added new
Move
interface for more flexible specification of proposals. - Improved autocorrelation time estimation algorithm.
- Switched documentation to using Jupyter notebooks for tutorials.
- More details can be found on the docs.
- Improved autocorrelation time computation.
- Numpy compatibility issues.
- Fixed deprecated integer division behavior in PTSampler.
- Removing dependence on
acor
extension. - Added arguments to
PTSampler
function. - Added automatic load-balancing for MPI runs.
- Added custom load-balancing for MPI and multiprocessing.
- New default multiprocessing pool that supports
^C
.
- Re-licensed under the MIT license!
- Clearer less verbose documentation.
- Added checks for parameters becoming infinite or NaN.
- Added checks for log-probability becoming NaN.
- Improved parallelization and various other tweaks in
PTSampler
.
- Added a parallel tempering sampler
PTSampler
. - Added instructions and utilities for using
emcee
withMPI
. - Added
flatlnprobability
property to theEnsembleSampler
object to be consistent with theflatchain
property. - Updated document for publication in PASP.
- Various bug fixes.
- Made the packaging system more robust even when numpy is not installed.
- Another bug fix related to metadata blobs: the shape of the final
blobs
object was incorrect and all of the entries would generally be identical because we needed to copy the list that was appended at each step. Thanks goes to Jacqueline Chen (MIT) for catching this problem.
- Fixed bug related to metadata blobs. The sample function was yielding
the
blobs
object even when it wasn't expected.
- Allow the
lnprobfn
to return arbitrary "blobs" of data as well as the log-probability. - Python 3 compatible (thanks Alex Conley)!
- Various speed ups and clean ups in the core code base.
- New documentation with better examples and more discussion.
- Fixed transpose bug in the usage of
acor
inEnsembleSampler
.
- Initial release.