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Working on Linux Again

29 Feb 01:32
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0.7.2

Roll back _hdbscan_linkage to match 0.6.4 and remove some dead code.

Bugfix labelling

26 Feb 03:39
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A very minor performance regression to get this fixed, but it eliminates segfaults on Linux, so is necessary.

Fixing Boruvka Issues and Dimensional Scaling

22 Feb 15:45
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Boruvka scales poorly with dimension; by approximating the minimal spanning tree we can achieve far better scaling with dimension at the cost of slightly less accurate clustering. In testing the loss of accuracy seems very small, so I'm pushing it out with that defaulted to on.

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05 Dec 14:52
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Fix bugs introduced when working around numpy performance regression.

Honda build requirements

04 Dec 03:12
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Setting upper condo building

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04 Dec 02:59
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Fix issues with 32 bit Windows installs
Fix issues caused by a performance regression in bumpy structured array accesses

More performance

02 Dec 02:48
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Better performance
Fixes for Robust Single Linkage
Faster cluster extraction from trees
New Notebooks

Faster!

15 Nov 01:27
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Further optimization of routines that became bottlenecks due to the new faster minimum spanning tree algorithm. Reworking the calling of query on trees to optimize core distance computation in higher dimensional spaces.

0.4.2

09 Nov 03:39
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Bug fixes for pip installing 0.4

0.4

08 Nov 22:54
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New algorithms bring dramatic speed improvements, particularly for low dimensional data.