Changelog History
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v2.6.0 Changes
December 05, 2020- Spark integration (thanks Pierre Nodet)
- t-SNE is 6X faster (thanks Brault Olivier-O)
- Fully redesigned Gaussian Process Regression with HPO
- L-BFGS-B
- Matern kernel and composed kernels
- Fully redesigned model validation facilities and metrics
- 🛠 Various optimization and bug fixes
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v2.5.3 Changes
September 19, 2020✨ 1. enhance MLP 🛠 2. bug fixes.
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v2.5.2 Changes
September 06, 2020- AR and ARMA for time series modeling ⚡️ 2. Optimize interpolation package ⚡️ 3. Optimize matrix decomposition memory usage. 🛠 4. Bug fixes.
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v2.5.1 Changes
August 17, 2020- Generalized ridge regression
- ✨ Enhance JSON library
- ⚡️ Do NOT transparently include OpenBLAS library to save space. If the users need optimized matrix computation, they should add the dependency based on their platform. See README for details.
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v2.5.0 Changes
July 23, 2020- New matrix design
- New formula design
- Generalized linear models (GLM) 📜 4. Sparse logistic regression 🛠 5. Bug fixes
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v2.4.0 Changes
May 01, 2020- All new declarative data visualization
- TreeSHAP (contributed by Ray Ma @rayeaster)
- UMAP (contributed by Ray Ma @rayeaster)
- Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm
- 📦 The packages smile-cas and smile-vega are merged into scala-scala package
- Spark integration in smile-spark
- NLP in Kotlin
- Grid search and random search for hyperparameter tuning
- 🐛 Bug fixes
- Smile Shell is based on Scala REPL (2.13.2) again
- DataFrame and Tuple -> JSON
- Kotlin and Clojure notebooks
Kudos to Ray Ma @rayeaster for great contributions!
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v2.3.0 Changes
April 01, 2020- Kotlin API
- Clojure API
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smile.plot.swing
API is redesigned. Leaner, simpler, and better headless support - 🐛 Bug fixes
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v2.2.2 Changes
March 12, 2020Various minor improvements
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v2.2.0 Changes
February 29, 2020💻 The CAS module is a computer algebra system that has the ability to manipulate mathematical
expressions in a way similar to the traditional manual computations of
mathematicians and scientists.👍 The symbolic manipulations supported include:
simplification to a smaller expression or some standard form,
including automatic simplification with assumptions and
simplification with constraintssubstitution of symbols or numeric values for certain expressions
🔄 change of form of expressions: expanding products and powers, partial
and full factorization, rewriting as partial fractions, constraint
satisfaction, rewriting trigonometric functions as exponentials,
transforming logic expressions, etc.partial and total differentiation
matrix operations including products, inverses, etc.
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v2.1.0 Changes
January 29, 2020- Vega-lite based plot
- Jupyter notebook examples 🛠 3. Bug fixes