Releases: mauriceling/dose
Releases · mauriceling/dose
DOSE v1.0.5
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Summary of changes:
- Changed from absolute import (Python 2) to relative import (Python 3)
DOSE v1.0.4
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Summary of changes:
- Updated codes for use in both Python 2.7 and Python 3.0 (compliance to Python 3.0 is done by Douwe van der Veen; https://github.com/appultaart)
DOSE v1.0.3
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Summary of changes:
- Using fully qualified imports in all examples to enable examples to run in any directory when DOSE is installed.
- Codes for Case study 02 (Examples 13-17). Reference: Castillo, CFG, Ling, MHT. 2014. Resistant Traits in Digital Organisms Do Not Revert Preselection Status despite Extended Deselection: Implications to Microbial Antibiotics Resistance. BioMed Research International 2014, Article ID 648389.
DOSE v1.0.2
streamlined documentation
DOSE v1.0.1
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Summary of changes:
- Added more "print" statements to provide more description of steps during execution of simulations.
- Fitness calculation before and after mating (in dose/simulation_calls.py/step function).
- Added examples 11, 12, and 13.
DOSE v1.0.0
changed version to 1.0.0