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Original Changelog
==================
This is the original changelog from [kbarbary/sep](https://github.com/kbarbary/sep),
copied here for posterity.
v1.2.1 (1 June 2022)
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* Same as v1.2.0 but with new wheels for Python 3.10 and AArch64.
v1.2.0 (1 May 2021)
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* Changed `numpy.float` and `numpy.int` types for deprecations in numpy 1.20 (#96).
* Make it possible to safely invoke C library from multiple threads on
independent inputs.
Global config functions such as `set_sub_object_limit()`
and `set_extract_pixstack()` still configure global params
(once for all threads), while other functions will retain their data
in thread-local storages, so they can be invoked from multiple threads as
long as they work on independent structures.
Library compilation will now require a C11 compatible compiler, which should
be nowadays available on all supported platforms.
* Mark some pointer parameters with `const *`. This is a backward-compatible
change, but makes it easier to extract constants that can be safely shared
between multiple threads and/or invocations.
v1.1.1 (6 January 2021)
-----------------------
* Same as v1.1.0 but with wheels built and uploaded to PyPI. Please report if you
have problems with wheels.
v1.1.0 (3 January 2021)
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* Add segmentation masking to the photometry and kron/auto functions (#69).
* Add functions `sep.set_sub_object_limit(limit)` and `sep.get_sub_object_limit()`
for modifying and retrieving the sub-object deblending limit. Previously this
parameter was hard-coded to 1024. 1024 is now the default value.
* This and future versions are now Python 3 only. Python 2 is no longer
supported.
* Modernize setup.py with pyproject.toml
v1.0.3 (12 June 2018)
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* Fix double-free bug in sep_extract() arising when an error status occurs
and convolution is on. (#56)
* Work around numpy dependency in setup. (#59)
v1.0.2 (19 September 2017)
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* Fix makefile so that `make install` works on OS X for the C library.
Python module and C code are unchanged.
v1.0.1 (10 July 2017)
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* Fix bug when using masked filter and noise array where objects with member
pixels at end of image (maximum y coordinate) were erroneously missed.
v1.0.0 (30 September 2016)
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* Remove features deprecated in previous versions.
* Fix bug in Background.rms() giving nonsensical results.
v0.6.0 (25 August 2016)
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* New, more coherent C API. This change should be transparent to users
of the Python module.
* Add variance uncertainty parameters `errx2`, `erry2` and `errxy` to
output of `sep.extract()`.
* Add a minimum sigma to `sep.winpos()` to match Source Extractor
behavior.
* Fix use of boolean masks in `sep.kron_radius()`. Formerly, using a
boolean mask resulted in nonsense results.
* Fix segfault in `Background.back()` when box size is same as image size.
* Fix bug in creating long error messages on Python 3.
v0.5.2 (4 January 2016)
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Adds OS X and Windows support.
v0.5.1 (30 November 2015)
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Bugfix release for problem in setup.py in packaged code.
v0.5.0 (22 November 2015)
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* `sep.extract()` now uses a more correct matched filter algorithm in the
presence of a noise array, rather than simple convolution. The `conv`
keyword has been changed to `filter_kernel` to reflect this, and a
`filter_type` keyword has been added to allow selecting the old behavior
of simple convolution.
* `sep.extract()` now accepts a `mask` keyword argument.
* `sep.extract()` can now return a segmentation map.
* Special methods added to allow `data - bkg` and `np.array(bkg)` where
`bkg` is a Background object.
v0.4.1 (10 November 2015)
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Bugfix release, fixing error estimate in `sep.sum_circle` and
`sep.sum_ellipse` when `bkgann` keyword argument is given.
v0.4.0 (1 June 2015)
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* New `sep.winpos()` function.
v0.3.0 (23 February 2015)
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* New `sep.flux_radius()` function.
v0.2.0 (13 December 2014)
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* **[breaking change]** `theta` field in `extract()` output is now in
radians rather than degrees, for compatibility with new ellipse
aperture functions.
* **[deprecation]** Change `mask_ellipse()` parameters from ellipse
coefficients to ellipse axes and position angle, to match aperture
functions. (Old behavior still works as well.)
* **[deprecation]** Change `apercirc()` to `sum_circle()`, to match
new aperture functions. (Old name, `apercirc()`, still works.)
* Add `sum_circann()`, `sum_ellipse()`, `sum_ellipann()`,
`kron_radius()`, `ellipse_coeffs()`, `ellipse_axes()` functions.
* Exact mode aperture photometery in all functions, with `subpix=0`.
* Enable variable thresholding in `sep.extract`. [#11]
* Fix bug in background masking. This bug impacted masking in all
functions that used masking. Also affected C library.
* More detail in error messages coming from within the C library.
More helpful error message for non-native byteorder arrays.
* Add ability to change pixel stack size used in `extract()`, with
`set_extract_pixstack()` function
v0.1.0 (11 August 2014)
-----------------------
This is the first official release.
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