Galpynostatic

Latest version: v0.4.1

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0.4.1

- In the `bmxfc` metric, the argument `minutes` was changed to `c_rate`, like in the `make_prediction` module functions.

0.4.0

- Change the name of the metric `umbem` (thesis version) to `bmxfc` (paper version).

0.3.3

- Fix a bug in the shape of the return of `GetDischargeCapacities` in `preprocessing` module.
- Change the `if/else` condition in the `datasets` submodule by a `try/except` block.

0.3.2

- `base` and `utils` modules are now tested directly.
- Better docs of `datasets` submodule and the three functions replaced in only one. For each assert now there is a test.

0.3.1

- Include the optimal C-rate uncertainty calculation like in particle size.
- Changed the inner workings of functions in the `make_prediction` module to use `GalvanostaticRegressor` model methods instead of geometric reordering to find the optimal point.
- Add `**kwargs` to `scipy.optimize.newton` in `make_prediction` module.

0.3.0

- Add a new function in the `make_prediction` module to predict the optimal C-rate to reach a desired SOC.
- Explicitly use Newton optimization method in `make_prediction` module.
- Change the return of the transform `GetDischargeCapacities` in `preprocessing` module to the shape required for the model fitting.
- Improved self-consistency and grammar of documentation.

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