rb-gsl 1.16.0.5 → 1.16.0.6

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-language:
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-rvm:
-  - 1.9
-  - 2.0
-  - 2.1
-  - 2.2
-  - ruby-head
-  - rbx-2
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-env:
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-Yoshiki Tsunesada
-  y-tsunesada@mm.em-net.ne.jp
-David MacMahon
-  davidm@astro.berkeley.edu
-Jens Wille
-  jens.wille@gmail.com
-Daniel Mendler
-  mail@daniel-mendler.de
-Sameer Deshmukh
-  sameer.deshmukh93@gmail.com
-John Woods
-  john.o.woods@gmail.com

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-# markup: rd
-
-== Thu Jul 02 2015
-* Ruby/GSL 1.16.0.5
-  * Optional narray support
-  * Drop Ruby 1.8 support
-  * Drop support for GSL < 1.15
-
-== Fri Dec 19 2014
-* Ruby/GSL 1.16.0.4
-  * Optimize and extract multiplication and division operations on Fixnum
-    and Float. Pull request #8 by Veselin Vasilev.
-  * Fixed division in GSL::Oper for GSL::Vector::Col. Issue #9.
-
-== Tue Oct 21 2014
-* Ruby/GSL 1.16.0.3
-  * Fixed RDoc issues. Issue #6 by @bigtunacan.
-  * Fixed $LOAD_PATH problem. Pull request #7 by Takahiro SATOH.
-
-== Wed Jul  9 2014
-* Ruby/GSL 1.16.0.2
-  * Fixed linking problem.
-
-== Thu Apr 24 2014
-* Ruby/GSL 1.16.0.1
-  * Extensive cleanup.
-  * Fixed linking problems.
-  * Required Ruby version >= 1.8.7.
-
-== Fri Jan 24 2014
-* Ruby/GSL 1.16.0
-  * GSL-1.16 support.
-
-== Fri Jan 24 2014
-* Ruby/GSL 1.15.3.2
-  * Windows compatibility.
-  * Ruby 2.x compatibility.
-  * Ported tests to Test::Unit.
-  * Silenced compilation warnings.
-  * Switched to rake-compiler for compilation.
-
-== Sat Feb 26 2011
-* Ruby/GSL 1.14.7
-  * Fix conversion of non-DFLOAT NArray to GSL::Vector and
-    GSL::Vector::Complex.
-
-== Thu Feb 24 2011
-* Ruby/GSL 1.14.6
-  * Add Vector::Complex support to NArray conversions
-  * Raise exception when trying to create View from NArray object of
-    incompatible type.
-
-== Sun Nov 14 2010
-* Ruby/GSL 1.14.5
-  * Convert docs from rdtool to rdoc
-  * Fix object id handling bugs on 64-bit systems
-  * Fix Vector's handling of Range parameters
-
-== Wed Sep 29 2010
-* Modification for ruby-1.9.2
-  * Replaced STR2CSTR to StringValuePtr
-
-== Mon Mar 22 2010
-* GSL-1.14 support
-  * Added GSL::Multiset class
-  * Added GSL::Function#glfixed(a, b table)
-
-== Sun Aug 16 2009
-* Added Non-negative Matrix Factorization (NMF) support (by Roman Shterenzon)
-
-== Sat Aug  8 2009
-* Added GSL-1.13 features:
-  * Added GSL::Monte::Miser#params_get, GSL::Monte::Vegas#params_get
-  * Added GSL::BSpline::greville_abscissa(i)
-  * Added GSL::Poly#eval_derivs(x)
-  * Added a new minimization algorithm "quad_golden"
-  * Added a new multimin algorithm "nmsimplex2rand"
-
-== Tue Jun  9 2009
-* Fixed bug in linalg.c (bug [#25842])
-
-== Thu Feb  2 2009
-* Fixed a bug in GSL::Histogram.alloc_uniform() (bug [#23040])
-* Fixed a bug in GSL::Vector#/ (bug [#23334])
-
-== Thu Nov  6 2008
-* Match with the tensor extension version 0.99
-  * now not compatible for the versions older than tensor-0.97.
-
-== Sat Jul 26 2008
-* GSL::Poly.eval now handles complex numbers (GSL-1.11)
-* Added new quasi-random generators "halton" and "reversehalton"
-* Added a module function GSL::MultiFit::linear_residuals() (GSL-1.11)
-* Fixed a bug in ODE solver
-
-== Mon Jun 30 2008
-* Fixed GSL::Vector#normalize (#20865)
-
-== Mon May 26 2008
-* Fixed a bug in GSL::Matrix::to_v (#19757)
-* Fixed a bug in GSL::Vector::Int multiplication (#19924)
-
-== Sat Dec  8 2007
-* Version 1.10.3
-
-== Tue Dec  2 2007
-* Improved GSL::Vector#get for a Range arg
-* Improved GSL::Vector#concat for an Array arg
-* Fixed a bug in GSL::Matrix.alloc with column vector arguments
-
-== Thu Dec  2 2007
-* Added methods GSL::Vector#pow(p), GSL::Vector#pow!(p)
-
-== Wed Oct 17 2007
-* Fixed a bug in poly_source.c
-
-== Sun Oct  7 2007
-* Version 1.10.0
-* ndlinear extension support
-
-== Sat Sep 22 2007
-* Added GSL-1.10 features
-  * Added generalized eigensystem methods
-  * Added method GSL::Stats::correlation(v1, v2) to compute
-    Pearson correlation of two datasets
-  * Added methods GSL::Sf::expint_En(n, x), GSL::Sf::expint_En_e(n, x)
-    for computing the n-th order exponential integral.
-  * Added methods GSL::Vector#isnonneg, GSL::Vector#isnonneg?,
-    GSL::Matrix#isnonneg, and GSL::Matrix#isnonneg?
-  * Added methods GSL::Matrix#subrow, GSL::Matrix#subcolumn
-  * Added methods GSL::Linalg::Chomplex::Cholesky::decomp,
-    GSL::Linalg::Chomplex::Cholesky::solve,
-    and GSL::Linalg::Chomplex::Cholesky::svx
-  * Added method GSL::hypot3(x, y, z)
-
-== Sat Aug 11 2007
-* Modified ext/extconf.rb: Check gsl_stats_correlation()
-
-== Sun Aug  5 2007
-* Improved GSL::Vector::filescan()
-== Tue May 15 2007
-* Fixed a bug in Vector#get (Thank to Daigo Moriwaki)
-
-== Sun Feb 18 2007
-* Completed GSL-1.8.90 features
-  * Change names "unsymm" ---> "nonsymm" for non-symmetric eigen systems
-  * Added Mathieu functions
-  * Added Vector#ispos, isneg
-  * Added knuthran2002 generator
-  * Added a new minimization method GSL::MultiMin::FdfMinimizer::BFGS2
-
-== Sun Dec 31 2006
-* Remove the module function GSL::equal?, which breaks the Ruby policy.
-
-== Sun Dec 24 2006
-* Added Basis splines
-* CQP and Bundle extentions support
-
-== Wed Dec 13 2006
-* OOL extension support (OOL version 0.2)
-  * OOL: Open Optimization Library
-
-== Mon Dec 11 2006
-* Add a quasi-random sequence generator hdsobol
-  (require the qrngextra extension)
-
-== Tue Sep 26 2006
-* Fixed a bug in GSL::Vector#*
-
-== Sun Sep 24 2006
-* Fixed a bug in GSL::Matrix.vandermonde()
-* Added methods GSL::Vector#join, zip, cumsum, cumprod
-
-== Thu Sep 21 2006
-* Added methods to calculate eigenvectors of nonsymmetric matrices
-* Added test scripts tests/eigen/unsymm.rb, tests/eigen/unsymmv.rb
-
-== Wed Aug 23 2006
-* Added methods to calculate eigenvalues of nonsymmetric matrices
-
-== Fri Aug 18 2006
-* Fixed bug in Sf::hypot
-
-== Sat Apr 29 2006
-* Applied patch provided by Cameron McBride, to fix a bug in
-  randist.c
-* Applied patched by zunda to fix some test/ scripts.
-
-== Thu Apr 13 2006
-* Version 1.8.0
-  * Added cumulative distribution functions under the module GSL::Cdf:
-    binomial, poisson, geometric, negative binomial, pascal and hypergeometric.
-  * Added module functions GSL::Cdf::beta_Pinv, beta_Qinv, fdist_Pinv, and
-    fdist_Qinv.
-  * Added the multilinear fit estimator function GSL::MultiFit::linear_est.
-  * Added new random variate generators,
-    GSL::Ran::gaussian_ziggurat and gamma_mt.
-  * Added Debye functions for n=5 and n=6, as
-    GSL::Sf::debye_5 and debye_6.
-  * Added GSL::Spline#min_size
-  * Added the Debye unit to physical constants.
-
-== Fri Dec  2 2005
-* Singleton method "new" ---> "alloc"
-
-== Sun Nov 27 2005
-* Apply patch by zunda to improve multifit.
-* Fix bug in dirac.c
-
-== Tue Apr  3 JST 2005
-* Added Vector#collect!, Matrix#collect!
-* Added lib/rbgsl.rb, in which the GSL module is not included by default
-
-== Wed Apr 27 2005
-* The following Linalg methods now can handle NArray objects:
-  * GSL::Linalg::
-    * LU.decomp(m)
-    * LU.solve(lu, b)
-    * LU.svx(lu, bx)
-    * LU.det(lu, sign)
-    * LU.lndet(lu)
-    * LU.invert(lu, perm)
-    * QR.decomp(m)
-    * QR.solve(qr, tau, b)
-    * QR.svx(qr, tau, bx)
-    * SV.decomp(m)
-    * SV.solve(u, v, s, b)
-    * SV.svx(u, v, s, bx)
-    * Cholesky.decomp(m)
-    * Cholesky.solve(u, v, s, b)
-    * Cholesky.svx(u, v, s, bx)
-    * HH.solve(m, b)
-    * HH.svx(m, bx)
-
-== Mon Apr 18 2005
-* Improved gsl_narray.c (thanks to T. Horinouchi)
-* Modified extconf.rb
-  * Automatic finding of NArray
-* Applied a patch by zunda
-
-== Thu Apr  7 2005
-* Modified extconf.rb
-
-== Mon Mar 21 2005
-* Version 1.6.2
-
-== Sat Mar 19 2005
-* Fixed Blas.dgemm, .zgemm
-* Fixed method re-definitions
-
-== Tue Mar 15 2005
-* Added class GSL::Block::Byte, GSL::Block::Index
-* Added NArray-like methods, Vector#eq, ne, gt, where, any? etc.
-* Added methods Vector#floor, Vector#ceil,
-  and Vector#round (if the system has)
-
-== Sat Mar 12 2005
-* Fixed Vector#get
-
-== Sat Feb 26 2005
-* Ruby 1.9.0 support
-
-== Sat Feb  5 2005
-* Version 1.6.1
-
-== Wed Jan 26 2005
-* Added in-place FFT methods
-  * Fixed FFT document
-
-== Thu Jan 20 2005
-* Added Vector#decimate, Vector#diff
-* Added Matrix#rot90
-* Fixed Matrix::Complex
-
-== Thu Jan 06 2005
-* Some methods which receive GSL::Vector now can also manipulate
-  NArray objects.
-  * Special functions
-  * Probability distributions
-  * Statistics
-  * FFTs
-  * Wavelet transforms
-  * Interpolations
-  * Serices accelerations
-* Added method Vector#decimate
-* Sf::exp now can receive Complex or Vector::Complex
-
-== Tue Jan 04
-* Version 1.6.0
-
-== Thu Dec 30 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Update for GSL-1.5.90
-  * Added Sf::psi_1
-  * Added ODE stepper rk2simp
-  * Added LQ, PTLQ decompositions
-  * Added methods Cdf::exppow_P, Cdf::exppow_Q
-
-== Mon Dec 27 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* All Ruby/GSL classes are defined as derivatives of the base class
-  GSL::Object.
-* Defined the method GSL::Object#info
-* Added Vector#histogram
-* Added Vector.filescan
-* Modified the methods Histogram#increment, accumulate
-* Added methods Poly.fit, Poly.wfit, MultiFit.polyfit
-* Added methods Vector::Complex#abs2, abs, arg
-* Modified FFT methods: now they return FFTed data as a new vector,
-  and do not destroy the input vector.
-
-== Sat Dec 11 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Modified Histogram#integral
-
-== Fri Dec 10 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Added methods Histogram#reverse, Histogram2d#integrate,
-  Histogram2d#normalize
-
-== Mon Dec  6 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Version 1.5.4
-
-== Fri Dec  3 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Added Histogram#rebin
-
-== Fri Nov 26 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Added method Vector#to_m
-* Added methods Matrix#reverse_rows, Matrix#reverse_columns
-
-== Tue Nov 16 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* The method Matrix#** is now obsolete, use "*"
-  for matrix multiplication instead.
-* Improved Matrix#* and Vetor#*
-* Added methods Vector#to_m_diagonal, Vector#to_m_circulant,
-  Vector#collect
-* Added methods Matrix.hilbert, Matrix.invhilbert, Matrix.pascal,
-  Matrix.vandermonde, Matrix.toeplitz, Matrix.circulant
-* Added methods Vector.indgen, Vector#indgen,
-  Matrix.indgen, Matrix#indgen (mimics NArray)
-* Added class GSL::Histogram3d
-* Checked GSL lower version compatibilities
-  * gsl-1.0 ~ gsl-1.5: OK
-  * gsl-0.9.4: OK
-  * gsl-0.9.3 or older: not tested
-  * gsl-1.6 (development version, CVS Nov2004): OK
-
-== Sun Nov  7 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Support the gsl_tensor package
-  * http://sources.redhat.com/ml/gsl-discuss/2004-q4/msg00053.html
-  * Added class GSL::Tensor, GSL::Tensor::Int
-* The methods Vector#get, Vector#[] now receive multiple
-  arguments, or an Array, or a Range object.
-
-== Thu Nov  4 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Added class GSL::Histogram::Integral, which represents the
-  cumulative distribution.
-* Added method GSL::Histogram#integrate, which creates a
-  GSL::Histogram::Integral object.
-* Added methods GSL::Histogram2d#xproject, yproject, normalize, increment2.
-
-== Sun Oct 31 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Fix the document for Polynomials
-* Added methods Poly::hermite(n), Poly::cheb(n), and Poly::cheb_II(n) etc..
-* Added method Poly#compan, which returns the companion matrix.
-* The method Matrix#/ is improved: if a Vector is given, this method
-  solves the linear system.
-
-== Mon Oct 25 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Split the source file "randist.c" into "randist.c" and "cdf.c"
-* Split the source file "diff.c" into "diff.c" and "deriv.c"
-* Split the source file "interp.c" into "interp.c" and "spline.c"
-* Added methods Vector#abs, sqrt, square, normalize
-* Added sample scripts odeiv/frei1.rb, fft/frei2.rb
-  and eigen/qhoscillator.rb, which deal with quantum mechanical
-  calculations. These are translated from the C++ code in the
-  Harald Wiedemann's textbook "Numerische Physik"
-  (Springer 2004, ISBN 3-540-40774-X).
-
-== Sat Oct 23 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Added a method GSL::Vector#logspace2. The following two are
-  equivalent:
-     v1 = Vector.logspace(1, 3, 5)
-     v2 = Vector.logspace2(10, 1000, 5)
-
-== Tue Oct 19 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Support the rngextra package
-  * http://www.network-theory.co.uk/download/rngextra/
-  * Added two random number generators "rngextra_rng1" and "rngextra_rng2"
-  * Fixed a bug in the method Vector#subvector_with_stride
-
-== Mon Oct 18 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Added a sample script dht.rb
-
-== Fri Oct  8 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Version 1.5.3
-
-== Thu Oct  7 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* The methods Vector.graph and GSL::graph improved.
-* Added sample scripts of special functions and probability distribution
-  functions.
-
-== Sat Oct  2 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Discrete wavelet transform (experimental)
-* Presently this is only for CVS trackers,
-  since DWT is not supported in the latest version GSL-1.5.
-* Added methods Vector.connect, Vector#connect
-
-== Thu Sep 30 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* The methods Vector#[] and Vector#[]= accept an index of
-  negative integer. For example, v[-1] returns the last element
-  of the vector v, v[-2] does the second last, and so on.
-
-== Fri Sep 24 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Fixed bug in Sf::legendre_Ql
-
-== Wed Sep  1 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Version 1.5.2
-
-== Fri Aug 27 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Experimental implementation of GNU plotutils graph and GNUPLOT interfaces
-* Added unary minus operators for GSL::Vector, GSL::Matrix
-
-== Thu Aug 19 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Added class GSL::Matrix::Int
-* Correct descriptions of GSL::Matrix#get_row, get_col
-* Changed behaviour of methods NArray#to_gv, NArray#to_gm,
-  added methods NArray#to_gv_view, NArray#to_gm_view
-
-== Wed Aug 18 2004
-* Added method GSL::set_error_handler
-
-== Tue Aug 17 2004
-* Version 1.5.1
-
-== Sat Aug 14 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Changed behaviour of the methods Odeiv::Evolve#apply, Odeiv::Solver#apply
-* Fixed bug in GSL::Histogram#get
-* Fixed buf in GSL::Vector#matrix_view_with_tda
-* Added class GSL::Vector::Int
-* Added test suite
-
-== Wed Aug 11 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Fixed bug in GSL::Sf::legendle_Ql_e
-* Fixed bug in GSL::MultiFit.linear
-
-== Tue Aug 10 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Fixed bugs in GSL::Cdf::gumbel2_P, gumbel2_Q
-* Version 1.5.0
-
-== Fri Aug  6 2004 Yoshiki Tsunesada
-* Fixed bug in Histogram2d.new_uniform
-
-== 4.Aug.2004
-* Correct source code errors in interp.c, multifit.c
-
-== 2.Aug.2004
-* Added methods GSL::Vector#dot (inner product)
-* Added classes GSL::Vector::Col < GSL::Vector,
-  GSL::Vector::Col::View < GSL::Vector::Col
-
-== 1.Aug.2004
-* Version 0.9.9
-
-== 30.Jul.2004
-* Added methods GSL::Rng.default_seed, GSL::Rng.default_seed=(seed)
-
-== 26.Jul.2004
-* Cumulative distribution functions
-* Changed module path GSL::Ran:: ---> GSL::Cdf
-* Constants GSL::VERSION, GSL::RUBY_GSL_VERSION defined
-
-== 24.Jul.2004
-* Experimental implementation of discrete wavelet transforms (tests/wavelet)
-
-== 22.Jul.2004
-* Elementary functions as GSL::sin now can take argument of Integer, Float,
-  Array, Vector or Matrix.
-* Strict type check
-
-== 20.Jul.2004
-* Added methods GSL::heapsort, Vector#heapsort, Vector::Complex#heapsort
-* Added methods GSL::heapsort_index, Vector#heapsort_index,
-  Vector::Complex#heapsort_index
-* version 0.9.4
-
-== 18.Jul.2004
-* Added missing functions GSL::Sf::legendre_Ql
-* Added missing functions GSL::Sf::psi_e
-* Added missing functions GSL::Sf::zetam1, zetam1_int
-
-== 17.Jul.2004
-* Added GSL::Eigen::Symmv::sort, GSL::Eigen::Hermv::sort
-* Update GSL::Monte
-
-== 15.Jul.2004
-* Version 0.9.2
-* Added methods Matrix#each_row, Matrix#each_col
-* Added methods Matrix::Complex#each_row, Matrix::Complex#each_col
-* Fixed bug in Complex::polar
-* Fixed bug in Complex#abs, arg, abs2, logabs
-
-== 13.Jul.2004
-* Added Matrix#trace, Matrix::Complex#trace
-
-== 11.Jul.2004
-* version 0.9.0
-* Householder Transformations
-* LU decomposition for complex matrices
-* All the GSL functions implemented.
-
-== 10.Jul.2004
-* Blas level 3
-* Fixed GSL::Vector::sort_index
-
-== 8.Jul.2004
-* Correct document on random distributions
-
-== 7.Jul.2004
-* Fixed bug in the method GSL::Sf::coulomb_wave_sphF_array
-
-== 6.Jul.2004
-* GSL 1.5 support
-* Fixed a bug in the method GSL::Sf::bessel_sequence_Jnu_e
-
-== 5.Jul.2004
-* Compile test with -Wall option:
-  * remove unused variables, check missing prototype declarations
-* Fixed a bug in the method GSL::Multimin::test_size (wrong binding)
-
-== 30.Jun.2004
-* ver 0.4.7
-
-== 28.Jun.2004
-* Switch rb_f_lambda() and rb_block_proc(), for proper ruby version.
-
-== 20.Jun.2004
-* Added Linalg::balance_comlumns(A, D) and Matrix#balance_columns(D)
-* BLAS support
-  * Level 1
-  * Level 2
-
-== 19.Jun.2004
-* Support gsl-1.4.90
-  * Added Stefan-Boltzmann constant, Thomson scattering cross section
-  * Module Deriv
-
-== 13.Jun.2004
-* Fixed a bug in the sample script integration/friedmann.rb
-* Improved interfaces of polynomial equations
-* Correct the document on GSL::Complex
-
-== 10.Jun.2004
-* ver 0.4.2
-* The module GSL::Math removed
-* The module name GSL::Const is changed to GSL::CONST
-
-== 09.Jun.2004
-* ver 0.4.1
-* Add random number generators  borosh13, coveyou, fishman18,
-  fishman20, fishman2x, knuthran, knuthran2, lecuyer21, waterman14.
-* Correct the documentation on random number generators
-* Add functions expint_E1_scaled,expint_E2_scaled, and others
-* Add methods Rng::fwrite, fread
-* Add function binomial_tpe
-
-== 05.Jun.2004
-* 0.4.0
-
-== 02.Jun.2004
-* rb_gc_mark
-* Implemented simulated annealing, Ntuples
-
-== 25.Apr.2004
-* Vector, Matrix, Matrix::Complex coerce
-
-== 24.Apr.2004 version 0.3.11
-* GSL::Complex, coerce
-
-== 22.Apr.2004  version 0.3.10
-* polish sources of special functions
-
-== 18.Apr.2004, version 0.3.9
-* bug fix Eigensystems, Interpolation
-
-== 16.Apr.2004
-* bug fix Vector, Matrix, Linalg
-
-== 14.Apr.2004, version 0.3.8
-* N-tuples
-* Improvement in NArray object conversions (thanks to S. Nishizawa)
-
-== 13.Apr.2004
-* Poly divided-difference reporesentation, Taylor expansion
-* Apply patch by S. Nishizawa, for type checks in C code,
-  and some modifications in sample scripts
-
-== 12.Apr.2004, version 0.3.7
-* Add mathematical functions ldexp, frexp
-* Add gsl_sf_hazard function
-* QRng bug fix
-* GSL::Stats module
-
-== version 0.3.6
-* Monte-Carlo integration
-
-== version 0.3.5
-* Multidimensional minimization
-
-== version 0.3.4
-* Combinations, One dimensional minimization, Multidimensional root-finding
-
-== version 0.3.3
-* Nonlinear least-squared fitting
-
-== versoin 0.3.2
-* Least-squared fitting
-
-== version 0.3.1
-* One dimensional root-finding
-
-== version 0.3.0
-* FFTs, Ordinary differential equations
-
-== 2002 version 0.2.5