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Releases: DominikBuchner/apscale

1.6.0 released

06 Jan 15:14

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  • updated apscale to work with up-to-date version of pandas
  • logs are now read with regex instead of hardcoding to have a more rebust report generation
  • bugfixes

1.5.6 released

07 Dec 07:23

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  • fixed future warnings, openpyxl fix still needs to be implemented

1.4.0 released

11 Feb 09:15

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  • update: apscale can now save the OTU table to parquet data format. This is useful for really large datasets that won't fit into excel. parquet can be written and read quickly with python/R/etc. and will be used to handle big data.

1.3.6 released

09 Feb 10:46

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  • many bugfixes

1.3.2 released

05 Feb 05:24

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  • reduced minsize to pool from 5 to 4 in accordance to usearch documentation with regard to "denoising" individual samples. Only sequences with an abundance of at least 3 in one sample of the dataset are used for OTU clustering / denoising.

1.3.1 released

04 Feb 08:54

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  • bugfix in OTU / ESV table generation. Now is faster and consumes less memory

1.3.0 released

03 Feb 12:35

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  • bugfix that stopped apscale from writing the OTU table correctly

1.2.1 released

01 Feb 15:26

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  • minor bugfix on how np.nan's are replaced in the OTU table

1.2.0 released

31 Jan 17:11

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  • OTU and ESV tables are not written line by line and therefore consume constantly low memory. This is important for large datasets.

1.1.1 released

28 Jan 10:00

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  • added an option to dereplicate all samples before adding them to the pooled sequences that are used for clustering. Singletons will still be retained and used for mapping. This greatly reduces the number of spurious OTUs as well as reduces RAM needed for global dereplication. This option can still be omitted by setting the "min size to pool" to 1. Default value is 5.