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Emperor 0.9.3 (changes since Emperor 0.9.2 go here)

  • Use gradient colors checkbox is now found under the Colors tab.

Bug Fixes

  • Add more meaningful error message for biplots when the contingency table passed included only one row.

Emperor 0.9.2 (24 Oct 2013)

Bug Fixes

  • Fixes bug where files named procrustes_results.txt would not be ignored in a plot comparison.

Emperor 0.9.1 (21 Oct 2013)

New features

  • Scientific notation is now taken into account in the GUI for scientific coloring.
  • GUI is usable in mobile devices that support WebGL.
  • User documentation: tutorial, installation instructions, GUI description, etc.
  • Ability to make plot comparisons (very useful for procrustes analysis plots).
  • The user can select the number of axes to be considered in the GUI and re-plot using lower axes; this is, for example: PC3 vs PC4 vs PC10.
  • In missing_custom_axes_values you can reference other column within the mapping file to place the samples without numeric values at different points in the gradient.
  • Parallel plots functionality.
  • Separated out some options to the View menu.
  • The "Colors" tab now has a selector, which allows to use the arrows to move between categories.
  • Default coloring scheme is discrete.
  • Add color pickers for the axes and axes labels.
  • To take a screenshot (PNG) of your current visualization you can press ctrl+p.
  • Export to SVG your visualization.
  • Emperor now relies on QIIME 1.7.0.
  • Added option --number_of_segments to control the quality of all spheres
  • Labels for biplots now have a color picker.
  • Add color pickers for connecting bars in coordinate comparison plots.
  • Add option to select a master set of coordinates when making a comparison plot.
  • Adds a feature to negate axes. With this feature you can negate the coordinates of each data point. As a result, the spheres and/or edges will be adjusted appropriately.
  • Minor additions to the separator controller for the side bar.
  • As of 308629f550ff3e108903d3bcf1ce76ce85f4cb96 Emperor is now released under a BSD license.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixes recenter camera not working.
  • Category names are sorted alphabetically.
  • Category names with non-alphanumeric characters are colored correctly now.
  • Biplots checkbox now accurately reflects status of biplot visiblity rather than opposite.
  • Comparison bars checkbox now accurately reflects status of the visiblity rather than opposite.
  • Scaling by percent explained now works with vectors and coordinate comparison plots.
  • Fixed bug where only the first bars in coordinate comparison plots could be hidden.
  • Improved documentation for saving and exporting images.
  • Emperor now fails graciously when WebGL is not enabled and gives you a few suggestions on how to get it to work.

Emperor 0.9.0 (14 May 2013)

New features:

  • Intuitive and modern graphical user interface.
  • Simple workflow to modify the color of a sample/label from the user interface.
  • Color the labels for the samples by a category in the mapping file.
  • Scale the elements in the plot by the percentage explained from the user interface.
  • Notify the user when values will be removed from the input files.
  • Search for a sample name from the graphical user interface.
  • Show a selector in the plot when double-clicking a sample name.
  • Show and hide samples by a category in the mapping file.
  • Change the opacity of spheres/ellipses from the graphical user interface.
  • Change the size of a sphere from the graphical user interface.
  • Biplots can be created with a custom axis.
  • The color of the biplot spheres can now be changed from the user interface.
  • Extensive script usage testing
  • Addition of contextualized error messages.
  • Reduced output size for datasets with rich mapping files.

Performance improvements:

  • Improved performance and responsiveness from the graphical user interface.
  • Superior graphics quality; elements are rendered in the graphics card not in the CPU.
  • Enhanced performance to create the output files.