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Releases: cbrnr/sleepecg

v0.5.9

01 Feb 15:09
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This release adds Python 3.13 and drops Python 3.9 support, along with a few quality of life improvements (for example, the NSRR token can now be stored in the config and/or in an environment variable).

v0.5.8

21 May 09:38
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This release provides the three built-in classifiers as Keras 3 models.

v0.5.7

08 Feb 08:36
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This release adds support for Python 3.12.

v0.5.6

22 Dec 13:43
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This release switches to edfio for loading EDF files.

v0.5.5

01 Jun 08:47
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This is a minor release, which only changes how imports are handled within the package. It contains no changes relevant for users.

v0.5.4

13 Apr 05:50
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This release removes an unnecessary pandas dependency, fixes issues with reading SHHS data, and gets rid of expected warnings during feature extraction.

v0.5.3

05 Dec 11:08
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This release adds a new function which plots ECG records together with (multiple) annotations. We also tweaked the Pan-Tompkins ECG detector to better handle flat data segments at the beginning of a recording. We also switched our documentation to MkDocs, which looks really nice! Finally, we fixed some minor issues and generally improved consistency of our functions – see our CHANGELOG.md for more details.

v0.5.2

02 Aug 08:05
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Include classifiers and tests.

v0.5.1

21 Jul 14:06
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This release adds more documentation for the Pan-Tompkins R peak detector. Also, the preprocess_rri function now returns a copy instead of working in-place.

v0.5.0

22 Mar 10:15
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This release adds functions for evaluating, saving, and loading sleep stage classification models. WAKE-SLEEP and WAKE-REM-NREM classifiers trained on the MESA dataset are bundled with the package. Further changes include metadata feature extraction and support for Python 3.10.

The full changelog is available here.