A major Cytoflow release! New features include:

• Hierarchical and binary gating
• Self-organizing maps (SOM)
• t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding (t-SNE)
• Matrix (heat map / pie chart / petal plot) view
• Minimum spanning tree view

Additionally, there is a major "under the hood" change that may affect you if you are using the Cytoflow modules directly: Statistics are now data frames. As such, you'll need to specify the statistic AND the feature -- aka the column -- when you operate on one.

Finally, this is likely the last Cytoflow release that will support Intel-based Macs. Getting the dependencies sorted out was particularly challenging, and falling back to three (modern) platorms may be the right call moving forward.

This release fixes a bug that kept Cytoflow from running on recent Mac OS versions. No other changes. Windows binaries still say "version 1.2.2".

Release 1.2 "mCherry"

• Huge improvements to documentation. Head over to https://cytoflow.readthedocs.io for tutorials, HOWTOs, explainers, and reference documentation.
• Implemented an "experiment browser" to help keep track of channels, conditions, and statistics in the GUI.
• Add an FCS export "view". Save calibrated or compensated data back to FCS files for analysis with other tools.
• Better support for high-DPI displays.
• Major GUI code restructure to separate the model from the view and controller. As a result, cytoflow only creates one icon on the Mac taskbar now!
• Fix a number of bugs, including one high-profile bug where the GUI would crash on saving.
• Update dependencies to current versions.

Emergency release! Fixes a condition where saving a workflow would crash the GUI. The underlying cytoflow library is unchanged.

Maintenance release.

• Update dependencies to current versions.
• Move CI infrastructure to GitHub Actions.
• Significant re-work of the GUI unit tests

Cytoflow's 1.0 release! This marks the state at which Cytoflow is, for all intents and purposes, "feature-complete." Major additions in this release include:

• Update all dependent libraries to their latest versions. Notably, this updates matplotlib to 3.0.2 and PyQt to 5.9.2.
• Overhauled the experimental setup dialog, including the ability to import CSV files with filenames and experimental conditions.
• Packaging differences make program startup much, much faster. Also, a proper Windows installer!

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