0.2.1

• added 'coerce_integer' to GeneralTransformer
• various minor performance improvements

0.2.0

Latest:

Added Github Pages documentation
Changed default for `series_id` so it is no longer required if univariate
Changed default of `subset` to None.
Removed `weighted` parameter, now passing weights to .fit() alone is sufficient.
Fixed a bug where 'One or more series is 90% or more NaN' was printing when it shouldn't
Fixed (or more accurately, reduced) a bug where multiple initial runs were counting as validation runs.
Fixed bug where validation subsetting was behaving oddly
Fixed bug where regressor wasn't being passed to validation.
Renamed preord_ to future_ regressor.
Renamed sample datasets.
Allowed export of result_file as .pickle along with more complete object.
Added model_interrupt parameter to allow for manually skipping models when enabled.
Made serious efforts to make the code prettier with pylint, still lots to do, however...
Improved genetic recombination so optimal models should be reached more quickly
Improved Point to Probabilistic methods:
	'historic_quantile' more stable quantile-based error ranges
	'inferred normal' Bayesian-inspired method
Metrics:
	Added Scaled Pinball Loss (SPL)
	Removed upper/lower MAE
Improved ensembling with new parameter options
	Recursive ensembling (ensemble of ensembles) now enabled
Validation:
	Added 'seasonal' validation method
Categorical transformer improved, now tolerant to leaving bounds.
Added remove_leading_zeroes option for convenience.
Added a number of new Transformer options
	Multiple new Sklearn-sourced transformers (QuantileTransformer, etc)
	SinTrend
	DifferencedDetrend
	CumSumTransformer
	PctChangeTransformer
	PositiveShift Transformer
	Log
	IntermittentOccurrence
	SeasonalDetrend
	bkfilter and cffilter
	DatepartRegression
Entirely changed the general transformer to add ~~three~~ four levels of transformation.
Allowed context_slicer to receive direct integer inputs
Added new 'Detrend' options to allow more sklearn linear models.
GLM
	Error where it apparently won't tolerate any zeroes was compensated for.
	Speed improvement.
RollingRegression
	Added SVM model
	Added option to tune some model parameters to sklearn
	Added new feature construction parameters
	Added RNNs with Keras
GluonTS:
	fixed the use of context_length, added more options to that param
Dynamic Factor added uncertainty from Statsmodels Statespace
VARMAX added uncertainty from Statsmodels Statespace
New models:
	SeasonalNaive model
	VAR from Statsmodels (faster than VARMAX statespace)
	MotifSimulation
	WindowRegression
	TensorflowSTS
	TFPRegression
	ComponentAnalysis

0.2.0a2

Alpha release of major version release 0.2.0

0.1.5

Fixed a number of package deployment issues that meant AutoTS wasn't usable for anyone except me since about version 0.0.2

0.1.2

• fixed bug in choosing best model
• breaking change of MedValueNaive, moved into new AvgValueNaive
• increased speed by only saving detailed model results when ensembling
• improved handling of data with large numbers of NaN, prints warning now if NaN in any test set
• experimental option to save model results during run, allowing progress recovery if crashes
• added max_per_model_class option to prevent one model from predominating after many iterations
• added weekly sample data (from EIA)
• added GluonTS models
• added TSFreshRegressor (albeit in a very slow version)

0.1.1

Largest changes are documentation improvements.

0.1.0

Breaking changes to Sklearn regressions
Additional Statsmodels models

0.0.4

Various minor upgrades

0.0.3

Improved dependency versioning should hopefully allow most users to install and run without package issues...

0.0.2

0.0.2. Perhaps.

* where it started from

* initial work 1

* snowstorm

* holidays

* a sound like thunder

* you never know

* Witcher S1E1

I read quite a few of the books, new show looks surprisingly historically accurate in appearance... by movie standards.

* Witcher S1E3

* Christmas Eve

* Christmas

* Early Morning Fog

* Verily I say onto thee

* skiing

* but I am the Chosen One

* sorta works a bit

* ensemble of doom

* ensemble v 1

* nvidia graphics update, better save quick!

* single iteration functional

* take the keys and see what happens!

* cold winds blow

* frenetic sprint to a shifting shambles

* finally, regressing a bit

* ittle bitty changes

* really should have pulled first...

* It works. In an awkward sorta way

* 0.0.1, hopefully

* 0.0.2. For now.