v2.3.3

This version makes the following major change:

• AMES now allows for an input-output file instead of a pair of supply and use tables.

It contains this minor change:

• It is now possible to store input files in sub-folders. While mostly organizational, this change makes it easier to test alternative data files and exogenous parameter assumptions.

v2.3.2

Functional changes:

• Users can supply a file with external (exogenous) assumptions regarding investment
• Changed from PyCall to PythonCall for LEAP -- this is more robust and does not interfere with the user's Python installation
• Allow a date and time string to be added to the name of the results folder: this can be useful for before-and-after comparisons when changing a model
• Margins and taxes in the supply-use table are now optional

Minor changes and bug fixes:

• Sample files are updated to the latest LEAP Freedonia model with start year of 2020 and end year of 2050
• Now catch the case when building LEAP Interp() function where all values are 'NaN'
• Changed to correct comment character for LEAP expressions
• Ensured that smoothed energy investment ends in the active year
• Added several checks on the configuration file, with error messages
• Catch divide-by-zero error if imports are all zero

v2.3.1

Fixed two installation errors:

• Now checks whether the win32com.client for PyCall is installed and installs it if need be
• The make_AMES_sysimage.bat file now adds PackageCompiler (with no effect if already installed)

v2.3.0

Released under the new name "AMES" (for Adaptable Macroeconomic Extension for Sustainability analysis)