Releases: jagerman/fracdist
1.0.4
- Switched least-squares solver to Eigen's JacobiSVD solver. This is supposed to be more accurate for least squares solving. This makes very minor differences to the resulting values.
- Updated embedded Eigen and boost versions to 3.2.5 and 1.58.0, respectively.
- Added cmake build options to force the use of the embedded eigen/boost copies instead of using system headers.
1.0.3
- Added --linear flag to fdpval and fdcrit that uses linear B interpolation between the two nearest dataset B values instead of the 5-9 nearest points for a quadratic interpolation.
- Added version and licence info to fdpval and fdcrit output
- Added version variables to library (in fracdist/version.hpp, .cpp)
- Removed md5sum check from mn-files.zip download; it broke every time the data set download changed (from the recent fracdist.f fixes), making the package unbuildable.
1.0.2
This release has one major functionality change:
- Improved numerical stability of matrix inversion used for quadratic approximations regressions. This improves results significantly for large critical values (which occur, for example, with larger q values q=7).
Other minor changes related to compiling/packaging:
- Fixed a bug where building without doxygen wasn't actually possible (it was supposed to be possible, but omit building the API documentation).
- Added versioning to libfracdist shared library.
- Building for 32-bit linux targets now works (previously the package architecture was wrong even if built in a i386 chroot on a x64_64 system.)
1.0.1
This fix has no code changes from the 1.0.0 release, but fixes missing/misplaced headers.
For Windows users, the self-extracting .exe package now includes options for not installing the API docs, headers, and the fdpval/fdcrit binaries; the default installs binaries but not docs and headers (libfracdist is always installed). The Windows .zip package includes everything.
Initial fracdist release
Initial release.
The .deb and .rpm files are for Debian-based and RPM-based 64-bit linux distributions.
fracdist-1.0.0-windows.zip contains the windows binaries, while fracdist-1.0.0-windows.exe contains a simple graphical installation wrapper around the binaries.
API documentation is included in the packages, and is also available at https://imaginary.ca/fracdist-api/