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1.6.2

- Sanity-check input: Warn if there are extremely long sentences (≥
500 words) in the input as this might indicate missing sentence
boundaries.
- Use np.frombuffer() instead of np.fromstring() to fix a
DeprecationWarning.

1.6.1

- New option -v/--version to output version information.
- Explicitly specify input encoding as UTF-8.
- Fixed a bug in progress display.

1.6.0

- New method tag_xml_sentence for simplified processing of SoMaJo's
output for XML files.
- Updated regular expressions for emojis (taken from SoMaJo).
- Fixed a bug where SoMeWeTa could not be installed when numpy was not
already there.

1.5.1

- Got rid of FutureWarning about possible nested sets in regular
expression.

1.5.0

- Added support for parallel tagging of XML input.
- New option --progress for showing tagging progress and remaining
time.
- Fixed calculation of confidence interval when reporting
crossvalidation results.

1.4.0

- Replaced XML parsing with a shallower approach. When tagging an XML
file, we do no longer have to keep the whole file in memory.
- Minor improvements regarding URLs and emojis.

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