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0.3.2

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- New `iter_pairs()` method for iterating over pairs of consecutive fixations
- More general definition of alphabetical characters by default for better language support

0.3.1

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- Added `fixation_radius` option to `draw_fixation_sequence()`: allows for manual specification of fixation radii
- Efficiency improvements

0.3

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- Eyekit 0.3 makes a core change to the way fixation data is stored. Rather than store fixations as `(x, y, duration)`, fixations are now stored as `(x, y, start_time, end_time)`, from which duration can be computed on the fly. The advantage of this is that FixationSequences can now be synchronized with other experimental events or imaging data.

0.2.14

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- Added a new `import_csv()` function
- Simplified the `import_asc()` function

0.2.13

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- New `import_asc()` function which is more resilient to different kinds of input file
- By default, `write()` does not compress the JSON

0.2.12

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- File paths in `io` and `vis` are explicitly converted to string, allowing support for e.g. pathlib paths
- Removed test code from wheel

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