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Releases: RomanoLab/comptox_ai

Version 1.2.0

11 Apr 16:25
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This version includes a major update of many source databases and greatly expanding the set of chemicals represented in the knowledge graph, among several data model changes and performance improvements.

We have begun to simplify interaction with graph databases, and fixed many bugs in connecting to the new version (both locally and remotely) of the knowledge graph. Importantly, we have deprecated the use of a config file, with all options being provided to methods. New sane defaults are also included in method parameters to cover the most common use cases.

The compatible version of Neo4j is 5.7.0.

Version 1.1.2

10 Jun 16:29
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  • SMILES strings are added to chemical nodes in the knowledge graph
  • YouTube video tutorials page is now included in the User Guide
  • Various content tweaks and fixes on the website

Version 1.1

01 Mar 21:55
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We've made a lot of improvements to ComptoxAI since v1.0! Some of the big ones include:

  • New data browsing and information retrieval tools, available via the website
  • Significantly reduced repository size (due to removing large data files)
  • Improved documentation (although there are still some gaps - please contribute via pull requests if interested)
  • Expanded the scope of the knowledge base
  • Cleaned up the knowledge base by removing extraneous ontology nodes and unimportant metadata
  • Simplified the Python package in many ways. Most of the functionality at this point is contained in comptox_ai.db.GraphDB, and new features will be coming soon.
  • Many more small changes.

Keep an eye on the repository for new features, fixes, and other goodies - we'll be keeping our users up to date with more frequent patch releases from this point onward!

Version 1.0

01 Jul 15:11
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This version marks the first major release of ComptoxAI that is ready for use in scientific applications.

Key features of v1.0 include:

  • Interactive data browser
  • Public read-only Neo4j instance containing the graph database
  • Fully revised database build process; inclusion of assays and other new datatypes
  • Expansion to over 840,000 nodes and 1.3M edges in the database
  • Documented web API with new routes
  • Improved static website content
  • Summary of different interfaces for accessing data