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Changelog

0.4.2

Changed

  • Bug fixes related to distance predictions parsers and data storage

0.4.1

Added

  • Added contact diff track with smoothed values (MCC for contacts and RMSD for distograms)

Changed

  • Increased contrast in sequence hydrophobicity color palettes
  • Use AMISE to estimate bandwidth required to calculate contact density
  • Updated track selector layout

0.4

Added

  • Added contact density, sequence hydrophobicity and MSA coverage tracks
  • Added support for trRosetta NPZ and MapPred residue distance formats
  • Added support of residue distance superposition

Changed

  • New heatmap color palette
  • Changed to vertical layout for verbose labels and increased verbosity
  • Parse PDB files as a residue distance format file

0.3.2

Added

  • Citation on home page
  • Added more exhaustive tests

Changed

  • Account recovery is automated: users will receive an automated email with instructions to reset password
  • Docker image now deployed on fedora 33 instead of CentOS 8
  • Users can upload both VFORMAT and HFORMAT psipred files instead of only VFORMAT

0.3.1

Added

  • Added an account recovery site that enables users to reset their password after they get in touch

0.3

Added

  • Added support for file upload of CASPRR RMODE 2 files (inter-residue distance predictions)
  • Added heatmap mode for visualisation of iner-residue distance predictions and/or contact maps
  • Fixed minor bugs (issues #115 and #116)
  • Server status table added to the Help page
  • Added Tutorial 4: Residue-Residue distance predictions
  • Added verbose label switch for descriptive tooltips

Changed

  • Text in the Help and Home pages refer to support of inter-residue distance predictions
  • Example button at the Plot page now loads an example session instead of trigerring file download
  • Spike button on the mode bar now shows spikes accross the axis

0.2.4

Added

  • Fixed minor bugs (issues #101, #104 and #106)
  • Added references to web-app hosting by CCP4-online
  • Updated help page and tutorials to match latest version

Changed

  • Figure and display settings are now stored in the cache

0.2.3

Added

  • Ensure user reads GDPR before creating account
  • Created tutorial about ab initio model validation by superimposing contact maps
  • Handle database conection errors

Changed

  • Moved all docker related files to a separate repository
  • Migrate cache to KeyDB
  • Several improvements to UI based on user feedback
  • Bug fix: handle exceptions when uploading binary files
  • Bug fix: superimposing a contact prediction with a PDB file shows all contacts in the PDB model indepdently of L/ filter
  • Implement PDB parser based on biopython. Only reads first chain for performance.

0.2.2

Added

  • Changed ROOT to /conplot for deployment

0.2.1

Added

  • Enabled deployment with docker containers

0.2

Added

  • Superimpose contact maps: if more than one contact map is uploaded users can choose to superimpose them
  • Control over half squares of the contact map: users can select which data to display on each half of the map
  • Transparent tracks switch: users can choose if they want transparent tracks or not
  • Help page contents have been created: tutorials, layout information...etc.
  • Multiple colour palettes are available for each track
  • Added GDPR privacy policy banner

Changed

  • Upload multiple files per track: users can now upload more than one file for each dataset type
  • Changed contents on home and rigden lab pages
  • Updated layout of navigation bar
  • Several bug fixes and small performance improvements

0.1

First stable release

  • Upload up to one file per track: contact map, secondary structure, membrane topology, disorder, conservation and custom files
  • Support for creation of user accounts, session storage and session sharing
  • User contact forms submitted via Slack channel
  • Unite testing of modules
  • Conducted usability testing with real users