Welcome to the changelog of the library. The Captain’s log if you will!
Release v0.5.2¶
Exposed the
optimal_alignmentfunction through the Python API and fixed attribute errors.Minor documentation fixes
Release v0.5.1¶
Exposed the
error_rate_cifunction through the Python API
Release v0.5.0 (babel-fish)¶
This release is one of the most substantial yet.
While the release is notable for introducing machine translation metrics and documentation,
but there are significant other improvements, especially to evaluatio-docs and the documentation
more generally.
“All explicit knowledge is translated knowledge, and all translation is imperfect.”
Patrick Rothfuss, The Wise Man’s Fear
Changelog¶
Added a general purpose permutation test.
Paired bootstrap test was moved to
evaluatio.inference.hypothesis.Significant improvements to
evaluatio-docsincluding:More extensive task guides.
Automatically generated API pages.
Pages for metrics not implemented by the library like BLEURT.
Added bootstrap_confidence_interval.
All Python modules now have extensive Numpy style docstrings.
Release v0.4.0¶
Added Bonferroni and Holm-Bonferroni corrections.
Added article about multiple testing.
Split the WER article into a separate ASR task article.
Release v0.3.0¶
Added multiprocessing for certain functions using rayon.
Fixed type annotations to be less restrictive.
Minor improvements to documentation.
Minor improvements to CI.
Release v0.2.0¶
evaluatio-docsnow exists and is hosted on GitHub pages!Typing for iterables is now more forgiving (changed List to Iterable).
Bootstrap based confidence intervals have been added:
One generic mean based one.
One specifically for WER due to the way corpus-level means are handled.
Added an independent and paired version of Cohen’s d.
Release v0.1.0¶
Bonjour! This was the first version of the library and was basically a re-organised version
of the original library universal