Releases: bioversity/explora
Minor bug fix to recent v0.3.0 release.
Optimization selection algorithms are one step closer to working properly in this release.
Second Alpha release of Explore (Tcltk graphical version)
The major change in this release is the substitution of the Tcltk graphical library for rendering the graphical user interface. This will hopefully increase the cross-platform compatibility of the tool and ease installation headaches.
Along the way, additional application bugs were cleared up. For example, the "trait filter threshold" selection seems to be operating to some extent (didn't before).
Instead of pop-up dialog boxes for trait filtering and optimization parameters, the user is given new tab pages.
In fact, the tab pages now get reveals in a workflow sequence, rather than all at once.
Known limitations of this release is that the final "optimization classification" algorithms do NOT yet work properly. Hopefully, this will be fixed by the next alpha release.
Alpha test release of Explora (rebooted)
Explora has been repackaged up as a (somewhat CRAN compatible) R package, and the code refactored and extensively cleaned up, including variable names and modular structure, with more formal global management of program state.
The software now works around the concept of dedicated "Project" subdirectories (in a designated root project directory) for the analysis of individual datasets,
A single exported entry point "workbench()" serves to start the software (after "require('explora')" is typed in the R session). The individual graphical display screens are slightly modified but should otherwise be recognizable from the original version.
It is not certain that data filtering works (perhaps it doesn't... did it ever in the original version? not sure). and the functionality of the optimization algorthms have not been rigorously (re)tested. Hence, this 'alpha' release for early adopters.
Alpha pre-release of (almost) functioning baseline Explora code
v0.0.6 Alpha pre-release of initial functioning release (still full of bugs!)