Skip to content

Releases: graspologic-org/graspologic

GraSPy 0.1

06 Aug 17:51
@j1c j1c
b47082a
Compare
Choose a tag to compare

Highlights

This release is the result of over 2 months of work with over 18 pull requests by 3 contributors. Highlights include:

Added MultipleASE, which is a new method for embedding population of graphs.
Added mug2vec within pipieline module, which learns a feature vector for population of graphs.

GraSPy 0.0.3

11 Jun 15:50
f3f18b6
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
GraSPy 0.0.3 Pre-release
Pre-release

Highlights

This release is the result of over 2 months of work with over 16 pull requests by
4 contributors. Highlights include:

  • Optimization over covariance structures when using GaussianCluster
  • Standardized sorting for visualizing graphs when using heatmap or gridplot
  • Graph model classes for fitting several random graph models to input datasets
  • Improved customization for heatmaps and gridplots

GraSPy 0.0.2

27 Mar 20:50
@j1c j1c
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
GraSPy 0.0.2 Pre-release
Pre-release

Highlights

This release is the result of 3 months of work with over 16 pull requests by 5 contributors. Highlights include:

  • Nonparametric hypothesis testing method for testing two non-vertex matched graphs.
  • Plotting updates to pairplot, gridplot and heatmaps.
  • Sampling degree-correlcted stochatic block models (DC-SBM).
  • import_edgelist function for importing single or multiple edgelists.
  • Enforcing Black formatting for the package.

GraSPy v0.0.1

14 Dec 05:52
@j1c j1c
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
GraSPy v0.0.1 Pre-release
Pre-release

Highlights

This release is the result of over two years of work with 238 commits and 35 merges by 4 contributors.
Highlights include:

  • Fast implementation of dimensionailty reduction using different implementation of SVD.
  • Single and multiple graph embedding methods.
  • Methods for preprocessing graphs for meaningful embeddings.
  • Hypothesis testing, specifically semiparametric testing of two graphs.
  • Methods for clustering vertices or population of graphs
  • Plotting functions for visualization of graphs and high dimensional data.