Documentation
Full API reference, guides, and examples for every NAVAL-SEM release. Start with v2.0 — the current release — for fingerprint/provenance and Bitcoin timestamping, or v1.0 for the full, schema-stable API reference (still current for everything except /nomological).
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Current
v2.0
22 Aug 2026 · patch v2.0.1
- Fingerprint & provenance on every endpoint
- Optional Bitcoin timestamping (OpenTimestamps, free)
- Provenance in every export format
- ⚠ Breaking change: POST /nomological response shape
- v2.0.1: packaged-build timestamping fix
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Current · Recommended
LTS
v1.0
27 Jun 2026
- fsQCA engine — POST /fsqca
- APA 7th edition Word export
- Schema freeze — stable API
- 21 endpoints documented
- 174+ tests in release gate
- Full API reference — still accurate except /nomological's response shape (see v2.0)
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LTS · Schema Reference
Archived
v0.9
22 Jun 2026
- CVI — Content Validity Index
- EFA — principal-axis factoring
- Nomological validity
- Measurement invariance (MICOM)
- NCA-ESSE sensitivity extension
- 19 endpoints documented
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Archived
Archived
v0.8
14 Jun 2026
- FIMIX-PLS segmentation
- PLS-POS
- Gaussian Copula
- PDF export
- 14 endpoints documented
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Archived
Archived
v0.7
8 Jun 2026
- Moderation, IPMA, NCA
- Conditional process (PROCESS)
- Moderated mediation
- 10 endpoints documented
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Archived
Archived
v0.6
2 Jun 2026
- Higher-Order Constructs
- MICOM (initial)
- Multi-Group Analysis
- 8 endpoints documented
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Archived
Archived
v0.5
25 May 2026
- PLSpredict, Q², CVPAT
- Common Method Bias
- 6 endpoints documented
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Archived
About NAVAL-SEM
Citing NAVAL-SEM
Use the Zenodo DOI for archival citation. A
↗ Zenodo archive
CITATION.cff is included in the repository root for software citation in APA 7 and BibTeX format.
↗ Zenodo archive
License
NAVAL-SEM is released under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Free for academic and non-commercial research use. Source available on GitHub.
Distribution
Download the Windows, macOS, and Linux binaries from SourceForge. Also listed on AlternativeTo and available via Microsoft Store.
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