v0.10.0 (Neighborhood Peak Combine)

View this release on GitHub → Release Date: May 14, 2026

This release introduces a neighborhood-based peak combine algorithm for more robust point detection.

Compatible with carbon-interface v1.2.9 (no functional interface contract change since v1.2.0).

New Features

Neighborhood-based peak combine algorithm

The peak combiner now validates each peak against a cluster of same-surface neighbors rather than relying solely on a direct literal-twin pair. This improves robustness in cross-target and ghost-detection scenarios where the literal twin may come from a different surface.

The previous literal-twin-only behavior is available via --peak-combine-twin-only (CLI), set_peak_combine_twin_only(true) (Python/C++), or "twin_only": true in the JSON config — useful as a fallback if the neighborhood processing introduces unexpected behavior in a given setup.

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