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CaseyKneale committed Apr 3, 2019
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ChemometricsTools is pretty new, and was recently accepted to be registered as an official Julia package! Yep, so you can ```Pkg.add("ChemometricsTools")``` to install it. The git repo's master branch has the most stable version right now, I fixed a lot of bugs since 0.2.3. In 0.4.4 almost all of the functionality available can reliably be used/abused, and the documentation is getting there, but it's hard to keep up with all the features I've been adding. There's probably still a few bugs. Some interesting plans for v0.5.0, but I've personally been testing this package doing some work with a fellow analytical chemist.

### Version Release Strategy
< 0.3.0 : Mapping functionality, prototyping
*< 0.5.0 : Testing via actual usage on real data, look for missing essentials*
< 0.7.5 : Public input (find those bugs!). Complete docs with examples. Adequate Unit Tests.
< 1.0.0 : Focus on performance, stability, generalizability, lock down the package syntax.
- < 0.3.0 : Mapping functionality, prototyping
- *< 0.5.0 : Testing via actual usage on real data, look for missing essentials*
- < 0.7.5 : Public input (find those bugs!). Complete docs with examples. Adequate Unit Tests.
- < 1.0.0 : Focus on performance, stability, generalizability, lock down the package syntax.

# Package Highlights
### Transforms/Pipelines
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