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0.6.0

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dev
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* Add documentations for the `distributions`, and `eva` modules.
* Add autodoc for all modules.
* Test docstrings as part of CI and pre-commit hooks.
* Test notebooks as part of CI.
* Simplify test for the distributions module

distributions
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* move the `cdf` and `parameters` for all the methods to be optional parameters.
* rename `theoretical_estimate` method to `inverse_cdf`.
* All distributions can be instantiated with the parameters and/or data.
* rename the `probability_plot` method to `plot`.
* move the `confidence_interval` plot from the `probability_plot/plot` to the method `confidence_interval` and can be
called by activating the `plot_figure=True`.

descriptors
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* rename the `metrics` module to `descriptors`.

0.5.0

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* Unify the all the methods for the distributions.
* Use factory design pattern to create the distributions.
* add tests for the eva module.
* use snake_case for the methods and variables.

0.4.0

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* add Pearson 3 distribution
* Use setup.py instead of pyproject.toml.
* Correct pearson correlation coefficient and add documentation .
* replace the pdf and cdf by the methods from scipy package.

0.3.0

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* add documentations for both GEV and gumbel distributions.
* add lmoment parameter estimation method for all distributions.
* add exponential and normal distributions
* modify the pdf, cdf, and probability plot plots
* create separate plot and confidence_interval modules.

0.2.0

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* add eva (Extreme value analysis) module
* fix bug in obtaining distribution parameters using optimization method

0.1.8

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* bump up versions

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