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diff --git a/docs/changelog.rst b/docs/changelog.rst
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 Changelog
 =========
 
+Version 1.4
+-----------
+
+* Tag: v1.4_
+* Deployed Saturday, February 19, 2022
+* Current Contributors: Benjamin Bengfort, Larry Gray, Rebecca Bilbro, @pkaf, Antonio Carlos Falcão Petri, Aarni Koskela, Prema Roman, Nathan Danielsen, Eleni Markou, Patrick Deziel, Adam Morris, Hung-Tien Huang, @charlesincharge
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+Major
+   - Upgrade dependencies to support sklearn v1.0, Numpy 1.20+, Scipy 1.6, nltk 3.6.7, and Matplotlib 3.4.1
+   - Implement new ``set_params`` and ``get_params`` on ModelVisualizers to ensure wrapped estimator is being correctly accessed via the new ``Estimator`` methods.
+   - Fix the test dependencies to prevent variability in CI (must periodically review dependencies to ensure we're testing what our users are experiencing).
+   - Change ``model`` param to ``estimator`` param to ensure that Visualizer arguments match their property names so that inspect works with get and set params and other scikit-learn utility functions.
+
+Minor
+   - Improved argmax handling in ``DiscriminationThreshold`` Visualizer
+   - Improved error handling in ``FeatureImportances`` Visualizer
+   - Gave option to remove colorer from ``ClassificationReport`` Visualizer
+   - Allowed for more flexible ``KElbow`` colors that use default palette by default
+   - Import scikit-learn private API _safe_indexing without error.
+   - Remove any calls to ``set_params`` in Visualizer ``__init__`` methods.
+   - Modify test fixtures and baseline images to accommodate new sklearn implementation
+   - Temporarily set the numpy dependency to be less than 1.20 because this is causing Pickle issues with joblib and umap
+   - Add ``shuffle=True`` argument to any CV class that uses a random seed.
+   - Set our CI matrix to Python and Miniconda 3.7 and 3.8
+
+Bugs
+   - Fixed score label display in ``PredictionError`` Visualizer
+   - Fixed axes limit in ``PredictionError`` Visualizer
+   - Fixed ``KElbowVisualizer`` to handle null cluster encounters
+   - Fixed broken url to pytest fixtures
+   - Fixed ``random_state`` to be in sync with ``PCA`` transformer
+   - Fixed the inability to place ``FeatureCorrelations`` into subplots
+   - Fixed hanging printing impacting model visualizers
+   - Fixed error handling when decision function models encounter binary data
+   - Fixed missing code in README.md
+
+Infrastructure/Housekeeping/documentation
+   - Updated status badges for build result and code coverage
+   - Removed deprecated pytest-runner from testing
+   - Replaced Travis with Github Actions
+   - Changed our master branch to the main branch
+   - Created a release issue template
+   - Updated our CI to test Python 3.8 and 3.9
+   - Managed test warnings
+   - Adds .gitattributes to fix handle white space changes
+   - Updated to use ``add_css_file`` for documentation because of deprecation of ``add_stylesheet``
+   - Added a Sphinx build to GitHub Actions for ensuring that the docs build correctly
+   - Switched to a YB-specific data lake for datasets storage
+
+.. _v1.4: https://github.com/DistrictDataLabs/yellowbrick/releases/tag/v1.4
+
 Version 1.3.post1
 -----------------
 

diff --git a/docs/governance/minutes/2021-01-13.rst b/docs/governance/minutes/2021-01-13.rst
@@ -33,32 +33,22 @@ A broad overview of the topics for discussion in the order they were presented:
 Fall 2021 Semester Retrospective
 --------------------------------
 
-- Rebecca gave a talk "Thrifty Machine Learning" and was highlighted by PyLadies Berlin (and they highlighted Yellowbrick!)
-on the 19th day of their 2020 [Advent Calendar Tweet Series](https://twitter.com/PyLadiesBer/status/1340321653839040513?s=20)
-
+- Rebecca gave a talk "Thrifty Machine Learning" and was highlighted by PyLadies Berlin (and they highlighted Yellowbrick!) on the 19th day of their 2020 [Advent Calendar Tweet Series](https://twitter.com/PyLadiesBer/status/1340321653839040513?s=20)
 - The entire team showed resiliency in the face of COVID-19 and being unable to meet in person by moving the project forward.
-
 - We closed 19 issues and had 13 open issues.  We had 3 open PRs.
-
-- Approved PRs (Contributors):
-    - Rebecca and Ben approved 3, Larry approved 1, Michael Garod and @arkvei approved 1 each.
-
+- Approved PRs (Contributors): Rebecca and Ben approved 3, Larry approved 1, Michael Garod and @arkvei approved 1 each.
 - Summary of Fall PR Topics- Complete changelog since v1.2 can be found [here:](https://github.com/DistrictDataLabs/yellowbrick/pull/1110)
 
 Main PR Topic Areas included: Yellowbrick1.2 release, Dependence Management issue [PR 1111](https://github.com/DistrictDataLabs/yellowbrick/pull/1111), update to Dispersion plot color and title, update to kneed algorithm, added FAQ on wrapper, third party estimator wrapper, adjustment to top_n param for feature importances.  We also addressed a public/private API bug in [PR 1124](https://github.com/DistrictDataLabs/yellowbrick/pull/1124)
 
 Board Shout-outs
 -------------------------
-- Ben for his constant contributions to the project
 
+- Ben for his constant contributions to the project
 - Rebecca for her rapid response to issues all Semester long.
-
 - Adam for meeting the 1000 mark for Social Media Followers (@scikit-yb)
-
 - Strong user interactions with the library: 2300 downloads per day and 60,000 per month!
-
 - Robust package evidenced by low number of issues being opened over the Semester.
-
 - Kristen, Larry, Edwin for "surviving the 2nd worst year"
 
 2021 Advisory Board
@@ -90,26 +80,18 @@ Since we have 9 advisors for this year, the dues totaled $30.17 per advisor alth
 Thank you to everyone for paying your dues on time!
 
 -  In our January meeting, it was noted that if someone had something they’d like to add to the budget, we could put it to a vote the next semester.
-
 -  We will likely have a little extra since a large portion of the stickers cost was intended for PyCon stickers.
-
 -  The Treasurer, Edwin, provided an update that we needed to approve the budget.
-
 -  The group discussed and decided removing stickers from the 2021 budget due to COVID-19 and the lack of in person events (previously cost $133.50 and paid for by Rebecca.  Thank you Rebecca!)
-
 -  The board decided to reallocate this sticker money towards buying small thank you gifts for developers who make significant contributions to Yellowbrick.
-
--  *Ben suggested that we add an additional item to the budget*Add cost for gifts to Reviews and Contributors* - such as coffee and a YB branded T-Shirt. This is to show the YB spirit of Gratitude.  A budget of $750.  We have two potential sponsors (detailed below)
+-  *Ben suggested that we add an additional item to the budget* Add cost for gifts to Reviews and Contributors* - such as coffee and a YB branded T-Shirt. This is to show the YB spirit of Gratitude.  A budget of $750.  We have two potential sponsors (detailed below)
 
 - Proposal 2 lines of budget: Board gifts 8 of us - Create budget $320 External Funding, External Gifts paid for partly by board dues/external funding:
 
- 1. We voted to split these 2 lines items into separate voted - Unanimously Support
-
- 2. Vote only external funding for Board gifts - Unanimously supported
-
- 3. Vote to remove Sticker budget and put back into budget for external gifts - Unanimously supported
-
- 4. Vote to remove Nathan from Board Roster
+  1. We voted to split these 2 lines items into separate voted - Unanimously Support
+  2. Vote only external funding for Board gifts - Unanimously supported
+  3. Vote to remove Sticker budget and put back into budget for external gifts - Unanimously supported
+  4. Vote to remove Nathan from Board Roster
 
 *2021 Annual Budget*
 -------------------------
@@ -149,17 +131,17 @@ Milestone planning:
 - We need to research PEP517 and how to implement “pip install -e .” See how python is now dealing with python packaging.
 
 Ideas for next Administrative Projects:
-  
+
   1.)  Release a User Survey on Twitter
-  
+
   2.)  Content Marketing through Twitter
-  
+
   3.)  Prema to review backlog
 
 Member Topics
 --------------------
 
-- Kristen suggested exploring incorporating pip dependency resolver:In its January release (21.0), pip will use the new dependency resolver by default. The   
+- Kristen suggested exploring incorporating pip dependency resolver:In its January release (21.0), pip will use the new dependency resolver by default. The
   documentation gives a good overview of the new changes and guidance on how to respond to the new ResolutionImpossible error message.
 - Kristen recommended replacing the iris dataset with other datasets in ours documentation.
 - Changes to sklearn.utils for Sklearn Private/Public addressed in API [PR 1138] (https://github.com/DistrictDataLabs/yellowbrick/pull/1138)

diff --git a/tests/__init__.py b/tests/__init__.py
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
 ## Test Constants
 ##########################################################################
 
-EXPECTED_VERSION = "1.3.post1"
+EXPECTED_VERSION = "1.4"
 
 
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diff --git a/yellowbrick/version.py b/yellowbrick/version.py
@@ -19,11 +19,11 @@
 
 __version_info__ = {
     "major": 1,
-    "minor": 3,
+    "minor": 4,
     "micro": 0,
     "releaselevel": "final",
-    "post": 1,
-    "serial": 21,
+    "post": 0,
+    "serial": 22,
 }
 
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