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Releases: lemieuxl/pyplink

Version 1.3.7

12 Feb 19:43
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Fixed a deprecation warning for pandas (delim_whitespace). No more support for python 2.7 (as it can't be tested any more using GitHub actions).

Version 1.3.6

19 May 17:39
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Fixed a deprecation warning from pandas (using items() instead of iteritems()).

Version 1.3.5

20 Feb 14:47
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Fix a deprecation warning from numpy (using frombuffer() instead of fromstring()). Also, pandas version should be at least 0.17.1.

Version 1.3.4

24 Mar 18:15
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The function get_duplicated_markers() now returns a dictionary mapping original marker names to the list of new names (e.g. with :dupx concatenated). The previous release returned a set.

Version 1.3.3

24 Mar 18:09
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The previous release (1.3.2) was missing a file for the test suite.

Version 1.3.2

10 Mar 17:59
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Now possible to parse binary files with duplicated marker names.

Version 1.3.1

08 Feb 21:18
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Minor improvement of performance.

Version 1.3.0

20 Jan 18:00
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The only change in this version is that PyPlink does not load the BED file in memory. It parses the file to iterate over all markers, or seeks to a specific marker and reads its genotypes.

This help when working with huge files such as the 1000 Genomes Phase 3 dataset.

Version 1.2.0

04 Nov 20:04
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Here are the changes in this new release of PyPlink.

  • Possible to write binary pedfiles (BED file) in both SNP-major and INDIVIDUAL-major format. For now, it is not possible to read the INDIVIDUAL-major files.
  • Better testing using Plink.

Version 1.1.0

03 Nov 19:36
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Here are the changes in this new release of PyPlink.

  • Possible to write binary pedfiles (BED file).
  • Father and mother identification numbers are now always strings.