Releases: HadrienG/InSilicoSeq
Releases · HadrienG/InSilicoSeq
0.5.1 Beta Release
This is a bugfix release
Minor changes:
- Fixed installation problem
0.5.0 Beta Release
This release adds multiprocessing support for the read generation module 🎉
Major changes:
- Multiprocessing!
iss generate
now uses 2 cpus as a default - change the number of cpus with
--cpus
or-p
Minor changes:
- somewhat updated documentation
0.4.1 - Beta Release
Beta Release
Major changes:
- The main error model switched from a simple Kernel Density Estimation to a two-dimensional Kernel Density Estimation. The new model is better at estimating the mean sequence quality and produces more realistic sequences overall
- The insert size of the generated pairs is no longer fixed but follows a more realistic distribution
- added a
--gc_bias
option to naively discard some sequences that fall outside a normal range of GC content.
Bug fixes:
- fixed a bug that would affect the substitution rate for T, G and Cs
Beta Release
Changes:
- New
--abundance
parameter. InSilicoSeq doesn't require an abundance file anymore and can model an abundance distribution - New
--ncbi
parameter. You don't necessarily need input genome(s) either, they can be randomly downloaded from ncbi genomes!
Bug Fixes:
- the indel generation code now skips Ns instead of failing
Rollback prebuilt error models
This release is basically 0.2.1 without the 3 new error models
Beta release
Changes:
- 3 (better) error models
- Updated documentation
- New code of conduct and Contributing guidelines
- Now on Pypi
2nd alpha release
Changes:
- two pre-computed error models available:
HiSeq2500
andMiSeq
- updated docstrings, comments and documentation
- backwards compatibility with python 2.7
first alpha release
First ever release of InSilicoSeq 🚀 🎉
Early alpha release.
- two subcommands,
iss model
andiss generate
- three errors models: kde, cdf (might be deprecated) and basic
- two install methods,
pip
anddocker
- probably lots of bugs