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1.1.2

We closed a total of 24 issues (enhancements and bug fixes) through 8 pull requests, since our last release on 2020-02-24.

Issues Closed
- fix doctest of check_constant (48)
- Fixed Effects Panel - Spatial Lag model (42)
- Fixed Effects Panel - Spatial Lag (41)
- Removing unused spat_diag argument. (43)
- Remove `spat_diag` options altogether for `ML_Lag` & `ML_Error` or document they're ignored (13)

1.1.1

We closed a total of 14 issues (enhancements and bug fixes) through 6 pull requests, since our last release on 2019-06-29.

Issues Closed
- use flatten instead of setting shape directly (34)
- (Bug) deal with libpysal example data sets change and fix inline doctests (30)
- add online docs badge to readme (28)
- Docstrings use references to older pysal bibliography (1)
- spreg Documentation website (27)
- pysal.github.io issue 98 (20)
- REL: bumping version (25)
- (docs, bug) change to spatial error model description for spreg.ML_Error (24)

Pull Requests
- use flatten instead of setting shape directly (34)
- (Bug) deal with libpysal example data sets change and fix inline doctests (30)
- add online docs badge to readme (28)
- spreg Documentation website (27)
- REL: bumping version (25)
- (docs, bug) change to spatial error model description for spreg.ML_Error (24)

The following individuals contributed to this release:

- Pedro Amaral
- Eli Knaap
- Wei Kang
- James Gaboardi

1.1.0

We closed a total of 16 issues (enhancements and bug fixes) through 6 pull requests, since our last release on 2018-08-24.

Issues Closed
- REL: bumping version (25)
- (docs, bug) change to spatial error model description for spreg.ML_Error (24)
- GM_Lag throws Singular Matrix error with high-dimension design matrix (23)
- MAINT: Fix for upcoming bump in scipy (21)
- xxxx (22)
- Docstring changes & website build (16)
- General updates to spreg (12)
- ML estimation MemoryError (14)
- MaxLikelihood tests don't run (8)
- Libpysal refresh (11)

Pull Requests
- REL: bumping version (25)
- (docs, bug) change to spatial error model description for spreg.ML_Error (24)
- MAINT: Fix for upcoming bump in scipy (21)
- Docstring changes & website build (16)
- General updates to spreg (12)
- Libpysal refresh (11)

The following individuals contributed to this release:

- Serge Rey
- James Gaboardi
- Wei Kang
- Levi John Wolf
- Pedrovma
- Xun Li

1.0.4post1

This is a pro forma release to turn on [Zenodo automatic versioned DOIs.](https://guides.github.com/activities/citable-code/).

For new functionality added since 1.0.3, consult the [1.0.4 Release Notes](https://github.com/pysal/spreg/releases/tag/v1.0.4).

1.0.4

We closed a total of 16 issues (enhancements and bug fixes) through 7 pull requests, since our last release on 2018-05-11.

Main Release Enhancements.

This release adds additional estimators and tests for [seemingly-unrelated regression](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seemingly_unrelated_regressions) models with endogenous spatial lag & spatial error structures. These methods in `spreg.SURerrorGM`, and `spreg.SURerrorML` have also been extended to incorporate spatial regimes regression.

Issues Closed
- Libpysal refresh (11)
- update docstrings for libpysal API changes (9)
- Merging in spanel & spreg2 code necessary for new spatial panel & GeoDaSpace (10)
- move to silence_warnings from current libpysal (7)
- add init to ensure tests are shipped (6)
- weights typechecking will only accept things from `pysal`. (3)
- relax error checking in check_weights (4)
- simplify testing (5)
- Convert spreg to common subset 2,3 code (2)

Pull Requests
- Libpysal refresh (11)
- Merging in spanel & spreg2 code necessary for new spatial panel & GeoDaSpace (10)
- move to silence_warnings from current libpysal (7)
- add init to ensure tests are shipped (6)
- relax error checking in check_weights (4)
- simplify testing (5)
- Convert spreg to common subset 2,3 code (2)

The following individuals contributed to this release:

- Luc Anselin (lanselin)
- Pedro V. Amaral (pedrovma)
- Levi John Wolf (levijohnwolf)

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