lmfit/uncertainties: 3.2.4

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Authors: Eric O. Lebigot, Justin A. Gerber, Will Shanks, Matt Newville, Christoph Deil, Gabi Davar, andrewgsavage, Aditya Savara, Roman Yurchak, ep12, Martijn Pieters, Paul K. Romano
+11 more Will Riley, Austin Baldwin, Benjamin Abel, C. Burr, Christian Schreinemachers, Colin Watson, Ocean, Oliver Papst, Pieter Eendebak, Pierre Cladé, Thomas Camminady
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Abstract

3.2.4 2026-January-9 Adds: Adds a section in the documentation advertising the forthcoming 4.0.0 release. Add github action CI to automatically publish a new package version to pypi when a github release of a new version is published. Increases the stacklevel of the warning about std_dev==0 so that it blames the caller rather than blaming the ufloat() function. Adjusts the Sphinx configuration to allow for reproducible builds using SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH. Mark Python 3.13 and 3.14 as officially supported. Deprecates: The AffineScalarFunc.derivatives property has been marked as deprecated. This property will be removed in a future release. The AffineScalarFunc.error_components() method has been marked as deprecated. This method will be replaced by a property of the same name in a future release. Support for interoperability between uncertainties AffineScalarFunc scalar objects and np.matrix objects is now marked as deprecated. According to the numpy documentation _ usage of the np.matrix class is no longer recommended.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Computational Physics and Python Applications Statistical and numerical algorithms Numerical Methods and Algorithms

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
9 January 2026