Add parameter x to spectraVariableMapping,character to simplify adding custom mapping to the default one.
Add examples to describe which spectra variables are transferred to Python using setBackend() with MsBackendPy and how additional variables can be added.
backendInitialize() with defined parameter data drops core spectra variables that contain only missing values.
Add $<- method for MsBackendPy.
Add peaksData()<- for MsBackendPy.
Add intensity()<- and mz()<- methods for MsBackendPy.
Changes in 0.99.11
Add unit tests for package startup messages.
Remove debug startup messages.
Complete and clean installation and configuration documentation.
Changes in 0.99.10
Update installation and Python configuration settings.
Check environment variables on package loading.
Changes in 0.99.9
Add tolerance for comparison of retention time with spectrum_utils.
Require numpy version >= 2.2.0.
Changes in 0.99.8
Verbose startup messages and require Python 3.12.
Changes in 0.99.7
Replace the msdata package with MsDataHub.
Changes in 0.99.6
Set delay_load = FALSE in import() calls during package loading
Changes in 0.99.5
Replace Python library installation via virtualenv or conda with py_require() from reticulate version > 1.41.0.
Add support for parameter data to backendInitialize(): this enables to change the backend from a Spectra object to MsBackendPy using the setBackend() method.
Changes in 0.99.4
Refactor functions to initialize Python libraries.
Changes in 0.99.3
Address Bioconductor review comments.
Changes in 0.99.2
Use Python virtualenv instead of miniconda.
Changes in 0.99.1
Check for presence of conda and eventually install miniconda through reticulate.
Changes in 0.99.0
Prepare for Bioconductor submission.
SpectriPy 0.5
Changes in 0.5.3
Vignette updates.
Changes in 0.5.2
Fix spectrum_utils version.
Changes in 0.5.1
Add additional vignettes and update/fix documentation.
Changes in 0.5.0
Add support for spectrum_utils library.
SpectriPy 0.4
Changes in 0.4.0
Add a MsBackendPython backend referencing to MS data residing in Python.