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july 15th, 0.6.0.2 the analysis process now supports working with datasets that contain single values. single values are used to separate non-minimal data sets into smaller sub-blocks. you need to pass a split=true to the data object that contains the single value, and esbmtk will then split the data based on this value. as soon as you add more than one value to a single dataset, esbmtk will automatically split these values. the split-values-into-datasets function is now used internally by esbmtk to convert between observations and data objects.


april 4th, 0.5.0.1 esbmtk now uses a global threshold to determine whether or not a sensor is alive. this means that functions like get_luminous_intensity or get_radiance will return the saturation value when the sensor is out of energy or data: get_radiance(keyword=true) or get_luminous_intensity(keyword=true). this enables esbmtk to communicate with existing sensor hubs like sensors, where you can still use a key word to specify the name of the sensor, but you also get a good estimate of its current status. the radio link between the sensor and the hub is only reliable when the sensor is in range of an access point. the exact radius depends on the local radio technology and sensor type.


march 23rd, 0.4.0.1 no changes from 0. we're not usually that bad at communicating.. esbmtk now has a new generic method on sensors that allow you to add, remove, and change connections. in addition, the connect object now includes a series of signals, to make it easier to interpret messages from an underlying sensor connection. this object also includes new methods for retrieving flows, temperature, and pressure. the core of esbmtk has not changed in many years, but now everything else is straightforward to use. 84d34552a1