Calibration Support for negative slopes. #53
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The calibration program will currently input values and calculate the regression line like it's doing it correctly, but the negative slope will always default to 0.00000001 instead of the correct value. This commit fixes that by setting the minimum value to allow negative numbers.
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Sep 14, 2024
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See https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/rmts-a-combined-daq-and-ignition-system.155649/post-2629818 for breakdown of PR.
This PR also updates the versions of some libraries. This specifies a version or SciPy for the first time in requirements.txt and updates PyQT5 and Matplotlib to the latest versions.