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Credits

The evolution of PyDOE reflects contributions from multiple individuals and communities over time.

Scilab Scidoe

scidoe

The code that eventually became PyDOE was originally developed for Scilab by:

  • Copyright (c) 2012–2013, Michael Baudin
  • Copyright (c) 2012, Maria Christopoulou
  • Copyright (c) 2010–2011, INRIA, Michael Baudin
  • Copyright (c) 2009, Yann Collette
  • Copyright (c) 2009, CEA, Jean-Marc Martinez

Sources:
gitlab.com/scilab/forge/scidoe
atoms.scilab.org/toolboxes/scidoe

PyDOE

PyDOE PyDOE

The original Scilab code was converted to Python and packaged as PyDOE by:

  • Copyright (c) 2014, Abraham D. Lee

This version provided Python users with factorial, fractional factorial, Plackett-Burman, Box-Behnken, central composite, and Latin-hypercube designs.

Source:
github.com/tisimst/pydoe

PyDOE2

PyDOE2 is a fork of PyDOE, created by:

  • Copyright (c) 2018, Rickard Sjögren and Daniel Svensson

PyDOE2 added features such as Generalized Subset Designs (GSD) and modernized the codebase.

Source:
github.com/clicumu/pydoe2

PyDOE3

PyDOE3 is a fork of PyDOE2, created by:

  • Copyright (c) 2023, Rémi Lafage

PyDOE3 added several new design families (optimal, sparse, Taguchi, sensitivity), fixed long-standing bugs, and continued active development.

Source:
github.com/relf/pydoe3

All previous versions and forks, including PyDOE2 and PyDOE3, have now been consolidated under a single active repository: github.com/pydoe/pydoe