Change History¶

2014.03.14:	cleaned up extrapolation plugin recognition
2014.03.13:	refactored extrapolations to be easier to recognize and improved import

Older Development: lake-python (subversion repository trunk)¶

Changes:

2013-12:	and previous noted blow [1]

refactored api.desmear into a class: api.desmear.Desmearing
- allows iterating one at a time
- computes ChiSqr data after iteration
- keeps record of all ChiSqr values
added single iteration method to api.desmear
added single and N desmearing iteration controls to GUI
update plots in the GUI after each iteration by running desmear calculation in a separate thread
provided ChiSqr v iteration plot (log-lin)
[2000] auto-discover all extrapolation functions
[2000] renamed packages and modules to reduce overuse of “lake”
[2000] moved content off first page of documentation
[2002] start to refactor all GUI code from Enthought Traits to PySide (or PyQt4)
[2005] add package installation support
[2006] release test data with package
[2006] rebrand package as JLdesmear (Jemian/Lake desmearing code)
[2009] start to use numpy.ndarray() instead of [float]

TODO:

This documents tagged releases.

Initial release:

python code fully operable
command line interface
- uses same paradigm as original FORTRAN code
- Q&A in a console session, then desmear
- tested on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux
- only uses standard Python libraries, no NumPy or SciPy
All test data copied from legacy C and FORTRAN projects
Documentation
- as good or better than FORTRAN manual
- could improve still with content from thesis
graphical user interface
- provisional, demo only
- uses Enthought’s Traits and Chaco
- does not write desmeared data to a file

[1]	subversion changesets are noted in square brackets such as [2002] is change set 2002