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2021.0.1

12 Jan 19:46
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Change log

  • Update pandas engine for excel files (replace xlrd by openpyxl) (#119)
  • Test python 3.9 (#119)
  • Substitute np.arange with np.linspace (#116)

Fixing imports

07 Jun 21:29
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Merge pull request #99 from romainmartinez/fixing-import

Making import relative (conda bug)

LetsBeFriendly

05 Jun 21:23
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With Pyomeca 1.0 and going forward, we leverage the xarray library to make Pyomeca even more powerful and user-friendly!
We unfortunately couldn't maintain compatibility with older versions of Pyomeca.
We are aware that this change may have a significant impact on your code.
Visit our documentation site (https://pyomeca.github.io/) or submit an issue (https://github.com/pyomeca/pyomeca/issues) to overcome specific breaking changes.

Link to zenodo

18 Oct 18:55
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Merge pull request #82 from pariterre/dev

Made examples of biorbd-viz work again

TheLongForgotten

07 Oct 19:01
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Old friend are always there for you. But if you change, they must change too, otherwise you fell too far apart. The long forgotten release takes care of good old friends that used to work but were forgotten while pyomeca changed philosophy.

Now everyone in pyomeca are on the same pace and we all feel so good about it!

TimeTraveler

16 Aug 12:25
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When dealing with the time, it is easy to get forget when it is! Pyomeca is no longer confused by the time while dealing with time data. It can parse, move and filter them but never loose track of time.

Most of the filters now returns valid TimeFrameDependentArray, facilitating chaining and plotting of data

YouWantASliceOfMeBoy

11 Jul 20:58
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As a piece of code, I often forget that you, human, don't speak so much by numbers! So I've decided to facilitate our communications when you want to slice the data in me! No need to know the indexes of data you want to slice anymore, tell me their name, I'll take care of the rest.
You want a slice of me? Take it!

2019.4: Merge pull request #55 from pyomeca/pariterre-patch-1

27 May 20:49
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2019.3: Merge pull request #54 from pariterre/dev

27 May 20:20
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Fixed an error during the calculation of the derivative from c3d due to 1-based system