Updates in version 2:
- datasets are now stored using binary numpy and YAML files and do not rely on pickle anymore;
- Pickle import and export is replaced with ImmuneML import and export where datasets are represented as YAML files, while the content (repertoire data, receptors, sequences) are stored in numpy files;
- 'store_encoded_data' option is removed from instructions; to store the encoded data, use DesignMatrixExporter report.
The package is also available at: https://pypi.org/project/immuneML/2.0.0/