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Python 0.5.8

27 Jun 13:53
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Python 0.5.7

17 Jun 17:26
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Breaking Changes

  • The VCF writing methods (ts.write_vcf, ts.as_vcf) now error if a site with
    position zero is encountered. The VCF spec does not allow zero position sites.
    Suppress this error with the allow_position_zero argument.
    (@benjeffery, #2901, #2838)

Bugfixes

  • Fix to the folded, expected allele frequency spectrum (i.e.,
    TreeSequence.allele_frequency_spectrum(mode="branch", polarised=False),
    which was half as big as it should have been. (@petrelharp,
    @nspope, #2933)

Python 0.5.6

10 Oct 10:55
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Breaking Changes

  • tskit now requires Python 3.8, as Python 3.7 became end-of-life on 2023-06-27

Features

Bugfixes

  • Fix incompatibility with jsonschema>4.18.6 which caused
    AttributeError: module jsonschema has no attribute _validators
    (@benjeffery, #2844, #2840)

Python 0.5.5

17 May 20:09
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Performance improvements

  • Methods like ts.at() which seek to a specified position on the sequence from
    a new Tree instance are now much faster (@molpopgen, #2661).

Features

  • Add __repr__ for variants to return a string representation of the raw data
    without spewing megabytes of text (@chriscrsmith, #2695, #2694)

  • Add keep_rows method to table classes to support efficient in-place
    table subsetting (@jeromekelleher, #2700)

Bugfixes

  • Fix UnicodeDecodeError when calling Variant.alleles on the emscripten platform.
    (@benjeffery, #2754, #2737)

C API C_1.1.2

17 May 19:47
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Performance improvements

  • tsk_tree_seek is now much faster at seeking to arbitrary points along
    the sequence from the null tree (@molpopgen, #2661).

Features

  • The struct tsk_treeseq_t now has the variables min_time and max_time,
    which are the minimum and maximum among the node times and mutation times,
    respectively. min_time and max_time can be accessed using the functions
    tsk_treeseq_get_min_time and tsk_treeseq_get_max_time, respectively.
    (@szhan, #2612, #2271)

  • Add the TSK_SIMPLIFY_NO_FILTER_NODES option to simplify to allow unreferenced
    nodes be kept in the output (@jeromekelleher, @hyanwong,
    #2606, #2619).

  • Add the TSK_SIMPLIFY_NO_UPDATE_SAMPLE_FLAGS option to simplify which ensures
    no node sample flags are changed to allow calling code to manage sample status.
    (@jeromekelleher, #2662, #2663).

  • Guarantee that unfiltered tables are not written to unnecessarily
    during simplify (@jeromekelleher #2619).

  • Add x_table_keep_rows methods to provide efficient in-place table subsetting
    (@jeromekelleher, #2700).

  • Add tsk_tree_seek_index function

Python 0.5.4

13 Jan 20:29
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Features

  • A new Tree.is_root method avoids the need to to search the potentially
    large list of Tree.roots (@hyanwong, #2669, #2620)

  • The TreeSequence object now has the attributes min_time and max_time,
    which are the minimum and maximum among the node times and mutation times,
    respectively. (@szhan, #2612, #2271)

  • The draw_svg methods now have a max_num_trees parameter to truncate
    the total number of trees shown, giving a readable display for tree
    sequences with many trees (@hyanwong, #2652)

  • The draw_svg methods now accept a canvas_size parameter to allow
    extra room on the canvas e.g. for long labels or repositioned graphical
    elements (@hyanwong, #2646, #2645)

  • The Tree object now has the method siblings to get
    the siblings of a node. It returns an empty tuple if the node
    has no siblings, is not a node in the tree, is the virtual root,
    or is an isolated non-sample node.
    (@szhan, #2618, #2616)

  • The msprime.RateMap class has been ported into tskit: functionality should
    be identical to the version in msprime, apart from minor changes in the formatting
    of tabular text output (@hyanwong, @jeromekelleher, #2678)

  • Tskit now supports and has wheels for Python 3.11. This Python version has a significant performance boost. (@benjeffery , #2624 , #2248 )

Breaking Changes

  • the filter_populations, filter_individuals, and filter_sites
    parameters to simplify previously defaulted to True but now default
    to None, which is treated as True. Previously, passing None
    would result in an error. (@hyanwong, #2609, #2608)

Python 0.5.3

03 Oct 18:50
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Fixes

  • The Variant object can now be initialized with 64 bit numpy ints as
    returned e.g. from np.where (@hyanwong, #2518, #2514)

  • Fix tree.mrca for the case of a tree with multiple roots.
    (@benjeffery, #2533, #2521)

Features

  • The ts.nodes method now takes an order parameter so that nodes
    can be visited in time order (@hyanwong, #2471, #2370)

  • Add samples argument to TreeSequence.genotype_matrix.
    Default is None, where all the sample nodes are selected.
    (@szhan, #2493, #678)

  • ts.draw and the draw_svg methods now have an optional omit_sites
    parameter, aiding drawing large trees with many sites and mutations
    (@hyanwong, #2519, #2516)

Breaking Changes

  • Single statistics computed with TreeSequence.general_stat are now
    returned as numpy scalars if windows=None, AND; samples is a single
    list or None (for a 1-way stat), OR indexes is None or a single list of
    length k (instead of a list of length-k lists).
    (@gtsambos, #2417, #2308)

  • Accessor methods such as ts.edge(n) and ts.node(n) now allow negative
    indexes (@hyanwong, #2478, #1008)

  • ts.subset() produces valid tree sequences even if nodes are shuffled
    out of time order (@hyanwong, #2479, #2473), and the
    same for tables.subset() (@hyanwong, #2489). This involves
    sorting the returned tables, potentially changing the returned edge order.

Performance improvements

  • TreeSequence.link_ancestors no longer continues to process edges once all
    of the sample and ancestral nodes have been accounted for, improving memory
    overhead and overall performance
    (@gtsambos, #2456, #2442)

Python 0.5.2

29 Jul 18:27
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Fixes

Performance improvements

  • TreeSequence.site position search performance greatly improved, with much lower
    memory overhead (@jeromekelleher, #2424).

  • TreeSequence.samples time/population search performance greatly improved, with
    much lower memory overhead (@jeromekelleher, #2424, #1916).

  • The timeasc and timedesc orders for Tree.nodes have much
    improved performance and lower memory overhead
    (@jeromekelleher, #2424, #2423).

Features

  • Variant objects now have a .num_missing attribute and .counts() and
    .frequencies methods (@hyanwong, #2390 #2393).

  • Add the Tree.num_lineages(t) method to return the number of lineages present
    at time t in the tree (@jeromekelleher, #386, #2422)

  • Efficient array access to table data now provided via attributes like
    TreeSequence.nodes_time, etc (@jeromekelleher, #2424).

Breaking Changes

  • Previously, accessing (e.g.) tables.edges returned a different instance of
    EdgeTable each time. This has been changed to return the same instance
    for the lifetime of a given TableCollection instance. This is technically
    a breaking change, although it's difficult to see how code would depend
    on the property that (e.g.) tables.edges is not tables.edges.
    (@jeromekelleher, #2441, #2080).

C API C_1.1.1

29 Jul 18:13
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Bug fixes

  • Fix segfault in tsk_variant_restricted_copy in tree sequences with large
    numbers of alleles or very long alleles
    (@jeromekelleher, #2437, #2429).

Python 0.5.1

14 Jul 12:08
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Fixes

  • Copies of a Variant object would cause a segfault when .samples was accessed.
    (@benjeffery, #2400, #2401)

Changes

  • Tables in a table collection can be replaced using the replace_with method
    (@hyanwong, #1489 #2389)

  • SVG drawing routines now return a special string object that is automatically
    rendered in a Jupyter notebook (@hyanwong, #2377)

Features

  • New Site.alleles() method (@hyanwong, #2380, #2385)

  • The variants(), haplotypes() and alignments() methods can now
    take a list of sample ids and a left and right position, to restrict the
    size of the output (@hyanwong, #2092, #2397)