The 1.0.0 release of alchemlyb comes with a stable API and multiple enhancements for postprocessing and workflows. Importantly, the 1.x release of alchemlyb only supports pymbar >=3.0.5, = 4 soon (see #205 , #207) and then release a 2.0.0 of alchemlyb. We will not backport fixes from 2.x to 1.x or maintain a 1.x for the long term (unless volunteers from the community offer to take on maintenance). Supported platforms We follow NEP29 for supported Python/numpy versions. Currently supported: Python 3.8 – 3.10 (continuously tested), 3.11 (manually tested) Linux, macOS, Windows pymbar >= 3.0.5, < 4 Packages are available from PyPi and conda-forge. Highlights stable API complete absolute binding free energy (ABFE) workflow (#114, #231) in the...
First alpha release. Features: Parsers for GROMACS, including reduced potentials and gradients. Sub...
BREAKS API: Renamed AlchemicalFactory to AbsoluteAlchemicalFactory (#206) Major optimizations of The...
This release fixes a Python 2 bug caused by how Python 2 and Python 3 handle differently user-define...
This is a major new release of alchemlyb. Highlights/Important Changes alchemlyb adopts NEP29 to ...
New major release with new parsers (Amber, NAMD, GOMC) and bug fixes. For details see the CHANGES. T...
Release with new functionality. Please note that the GitHub Discussions forum is now enabled where y...
Patch-level release with bug-fixes. Note that AutoMBAR is being deprecated and scheduled for removal...
New datasets and almost fully tested. This release still supports legacy versions of Python (2.7, 3...
New major release with backwards-incompatible changes. The 2.x releases of alchemlyb are based on py...
New minor release with fixes to MBAR estimator to align with changes in upstream pymbar version 3.0....
New functionality (visualisation submodule) and more flexible preprocessors. Last version to officia...
New patch release with bug fix. What's Changed Fix the dE method in u_nk2series to use the differen...
First official release. Features high test and documentation coverage, along with refinements to exi...
Release with bug fixes and new functionality. Highlights gmx parser now defaults to dropping NaN an...
Fixes for bugs and documentation (see CHANGES). Includes an update to the mission (see Discussion #1...
First alpha release. Features: Parsers for GROMACS, including reduced potentials and gradients. Sub...
BREAKS API: Renamed AlchemicalFactory to AbsoluteAlchemicalFactory (#206) Major optimizations of The...
This release fixes a Python 2 bug caused by how Python 2 and Python 3 handle differently user-define...
This is a major new release of alchemlyb. Highlights/Important Changes alchemlyb adopts NEP29 to ...
New major release with new parsers (Amber, NAMD, GOMC) and bug fixes. For details see the CHANGES. T...
Release with new functionality. Please note that the GitHub Discussions forum is now enabled where y...
Patch-level release with bug-fixes. Note that AutoMBAR is being deprecated and scheduled for removal...
New datasets and almost fully tested. This release still supports legacy versions of Python (2.7, 3...
New major release with backwards-incompatible changes. The 2.x releases of alchemlyb are based on py...
New minor release with fixes to MBAR estimator to align with changes in upstream pymbar version 3.0....
New functionality (visualisation submodule) and more flexible preprocessors. Last version to officia...
New patch release with bug fix. What's Changed Fix the dE method in u_nk2series to use the differen...
First official release. Features high test and documentation coverage, along with refinements to exi...
Release with bug fixes and new functionality. Highlights gmx parser now defaults to dropping NaN an...
Fixes for bugs and documentation (see CHANGES). Includes an update to the mission (see Discussion #1...
First alpha release. Features: Parsers for GROMACS, including reduced potentials and gradients. Sub...
BREAKS API: Renamed AlchemicalFactory to AbsoluteAlchemicalFactory (#206) Major optimizations of The...
This release fixes a Python 2 bug caused by how Python 2 and Python 3 handle differently user-define...