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The Pkynetics documentation has been significantly updated to improve clarity and usability. Enhancements include the addition of new sections such as "Key Features," "Getting Started," and "Troubleshooting," alongside reorganized content for better navigation. Detailed installation instructions have been provided, including optional dependencies and development guidelines. The documentation for specific modules, such as CustomImporter and dsc_importer, has been refined to clarify functionality and usage. Overall, these changes aim to create a more user-friendly experience for both new and existing users.
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| File(s) | Change Summary |
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| docs/index.rst | Enhanced documentation with new sections: "Key Features," "Getting Started," and "Troubleshooting." Restructured "Contents" and expanded modules section. |
| docs/installation.rst | Expanded installation documentation, detailing basic and optional dependencies, development installation, and verification steps. |
| docs/modules/data_import/custom_importer.rst | Clarified purpose and functionality of CustomImporter, updated usage example, and added "Key Features" section. |
| docs/modules/data_import/dsc_importer.rst | Restructured documentation into clear sections for better readability and refined output dictionary description. |
| docs/modules/data_import/index.rst | Expanded introduction and replaced "Overview" with "Key Features," listing specific importers available. |
| docs/modules/data_import/tga_importer.rst | Reorganized documentation into distinct sections, clarified functionality, and enhanced usage examples. |
| docs/troubleshooting.rst | Introduced comprehensive troubleshooting guide addressing common issues with installation and usage. |
| docs/usage.rst | Updated usage documentation with new sections and streamlined content for clarity. |
| docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/* | Enhanced documentation for various model-fitting methods, including clearer explanations, usage examples, and expanded return values. |
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12: The changes in the Kissinger method implementation are related to kinetic analysis, which aligns with the enhancements made in the Pkynetics documentation regarding model-fitting methods and their functionalities.
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* docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/avrami.rst (1 hunks) * docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/coats_redfern.rst (2 hunks) * docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/freeman_carroll.rst (1 hunks) * docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/horowitz_metzger.rst (1 hunks) * docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/index.rst (2 hunks) * docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/kissinger.rst (1 hunks)Additional comments not posted (33)
docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/index.rst (4)
`4-4`: **Great introduction!** The introduction provides a clear and concise overview of the model fitting methods module and its importance in thermal analysis. --- `20-27`: **Excellent key features section!** The key features section provides a comprehensive and informative overview of the module's capabilities. It highlights the module's versatility, reliability, and ease of use, which are essential for users. --- `29-36`: **Great overview of available methods!** The available methods section provides a clear and informative list of the specific kinetic analysis techniques implemented in the module. The brief descriptions help users understand the application of each method in different kinetic analyses, and the range of methods demonstrates the module's versatility. --- `38-59`: **Excellent usage example!** The usage example provides a clear and practical demonstration of how to use the Avrami method. It includes all the necessary steps, from data generation to analysis and result interpretation. The example is concise and easy to follow, enhancing the documentation by providing users with a clear, actionable reference for implementing the method in their analyses.docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/avrami.rst (5)
`15-35`: **Great addition of the "Theory" section!** The new "Theory" section provides valuable background information for understanding the Avrami method. The mathematical equation is correctly formatted using LaTeX, and the Avrami exponent interpretations are accurate and informative. This section enhances the documentation's clarity and comprehensiveness. --- `36-53`: **Excellent addition of the "Usage Example" section!** The new "Usage Example" section provides a clear and easy-to-follow demonstration of how to use the `avrami_method` function in Python. The example includes sample data generation, function invocation, and output formatting, making it straightforward for users to understand and apply the method in their own code. --- `55-59`: **Great refinement of the "Parameters" section!** The updated "Parameters" section clearly specifies the expected input types (np.ndarray) and constraints for the `time` and `relative_crystallinity` arrays. The descriptions are concise and informative, making it easy for users to understand the requirements for using the function correctly. --- `61-67`: **Excellent update to the "Returns" section!** The revised "Returns" section clearly outlines the output tuple and its components. Each component is described in detail, including the variable name, type, and meaning. This makes it easy for users to understand the expected output of the function. --- `69-85`: **Great addition of the "Raises", "Notes", and "See Also" sections!** The new "Raises" section clearly informs users of potential errors, specifically the `ValueError` that may occur due to mismatched input array lengths or invalid values. The "Notes" section provides valuable insights into the fitting process and the significance of the R-squared value, helping users better understand the method and interpret the results. The "See Also" section is a helpful reference for users who may need to use related methods for non-isothermal kinetics analysis or solid-state reaction kinetics.docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/horowitz_metzger.rst (5)
`4-4`: **LGTM!** The addition of the `n` parameter with a default value of 1 is a good improvement. It allows users to specify different reaction orders while maintaining backward compatibility with the previous function signature. --- `6-13`: **LGTM!** The updated function description and parameter documentation provide a clearer understanding of the method's purpose and usage. The inclusion of the `n` parameter in the documentation is consistent with the updated function signature. --- `17-32`: **LGTM!** The new "Theory" section is a valuable addition to the documentation. It provides a clear explanation of the mathematical equation that forms the basis of the Horowitz-Metzger method. The use of LaTeX syntax for the equation and the explanation of the variables make the theoretical background more accessible to users. --- `57-90`: **LGTM!** The updates to the "Parameters" section, along with the new "Raises" and "Notes" sections, significantly enhance the documentation's clarity and usefulness. The "Parameters" section now provides clearer guidance on the method's parameters, while the "Raises" section helps users anticipate and handle potential exceptions. The "Notes" section offers valuable insights into the method's implementation details, deepening the user's understanding of its application. The updated "See Also" section is also a helpful addition, guiding users to other related functions for kinetics analysis. --- `33-55`: **LGTM!** The reformatted and expanded "Usage Example" section is a significant improvement. The inclusion of import statements and a visualization step makes the example code more comprehensive and easier to understand. Please verify that the `plot_horowitz_metzger` function exists in the `pkynetics.result_visualization` module. If it doesn't exist, consider creating it or updating the example code to use a different visualization function.docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/kissinger.rst (5)
`4-4`: **LGTM!** The change in the return type aligns with the updated function behavior described in the AI-generated summary. --- `6-13`: **LGTM!** The updated function description provides more clarity on the parameters and return values, including their units. This aligns with the AI-generated summary. --- `31-53`: **Great addition of the "Usage Example" section!** The "Usage Example" section provides a clear and concise demonstration of how to use the `kissinger_method` function, including sample data and interpretation of the results. This significantly enhances the usability of the documentation. --- `55-69`: **Great addition of the "Parameters" and "Returns" sections!** The "Parameters" and "Returns" sections provide a clear and structured way to document the input and output of the `kissinger_method` function. This significantly improves the readability and comprehensiveness of the documentation. --- `76-89`: **Great addition of the "Notes" and "See Also" sections!** The "Notes" section provides valuable information about the assumptions and limitations of the Kissinger method, helping users understand when and how to apply it effectively. The "See Also" section enhances the discoverability and interconnectedness of the documentation by referencing related methods and functions.docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/freeman_carroll.rst (7)
`6-6`: **LGTM!** The updated description provides clearer context for the method's applicability. --- `14-15`: **LGTM!** The updated return value documentation aligns with the function signature change and improves clarity. --- `17-34`: **LGTM!** The updated theoretical background section maintains the key information while improving the presentation. --- `34-57`: **LGTM!** The expanded usage example significantly improves the documentation's usability by providing a clear and detailed walkthrough. --- `58-75`: **LGTM!** The updated parameters and returns sections provide clearer and more detailed information, enhancing the documentation's clarity. --- `77-94`: **LGTM!** The added raises, notes, and see also sections significantly improve the documentation's informativeness and usefulness. Great work on enhancing the comprehensiveness of the documentation! --- `4-4`: **Update function calls to handle the new return values.** The change to the function signature is an improvement as it provides additional data for visualization. Please ensure that any existing code that calls this function is updated to handle the additional return values. You can use the following script to search for usage of the function in the codebase:docs/modules/model_fitting_methods/coats_redfern.rst (7)
`4-4`: **LGTM!** The updated function signature to return additional arrays for plotting is a great improvement. It enhances the function's utility by providing users with data for visualization directly from the analysis. --- `6-6`: **LGTM!** The updated function description clarifies the method's application to solid-state reactions, providing better context for users. --- `16-17`: **LGTM!** The updated return type hint and description accurately reflect the changes in the function signature, providing clarity on the additional outputs. --- `19-28`: **Great addition of the "Theory" section!** The new "Theory" section, which explains the mathematical basis and variables of the Coats-Redfern method, is a valuable addition to the documentation. It enhances the understanding of the method's theoretical foundation and complements the practical usage information. --- `36-58`: **Excellent addition of the "Usage Example" section!** The new "Usage Example" section is a fantastic addition to the documentation. It provides a clear and practical demonstration of how to use the `coats_redfern_method` function, including sample data generation, function usage, and result visualization. This section significantly enhances the usability of the documentation and helps users quickly understand how to apply the method in their own code. --- `60-78`: **Great updates to the "Parameters" and "Returns" sections!** The updated "Parameters" and "Returns" sections provide more comprehensive and clear information about the function's input and output. The added details, such as the requirements for the input arrays and the descriptions of the additional return values, enhance the understanding of how to use the function correctly and what to expect from its output. These improvements make the documentation more informative and user-friendly. --- `80-96`: **Excellent updates to the "Notes" and "See Also" sections!** The updated "Notes" section provides crucial information about the method's behavior, such as its focus on the most linear part of the data and the automatic handling of invalid points. This information helps users better understand how the function works and what to expect from its results. The updated "See Also" section is a great addition, as it guides users to explore related methods and visualization functions. This enhances the discoverability of related functionalities and promotes a more comprehensive understanding of the library's capabilities. These improvements make the documentation more informative, user-friendly, and interconnected.
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