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AlexandreDecan avatar AlexandreDecan commented on July 21, 2024

Hi,

I'm not sure I understood exactly what you would like to have at the end, but have a look at IntervalDict.combine. E.g.:

output = P.IntervalDict()
for interval in plans:
    i = P.closed(interval['start'], interval['end'])
    d = P.IntervalDict({i: 1})
    output = output.combine(d, how=lambda x,y: x+y)

Given all the things that happen in combine, do not expect it to work fast on large list of intervals, though.

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jvinolas avatar jvinolas commented on July 21, 2024

It seems now I'm getting the number of times the atomic interval was overlapped. I understand now the combine should be done between each two intervals to decide what value should I get as a result. That is really powerful.

Thanks a lot for this great library for handling intervals in python!

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AlexandreDecan avatar AlexandreDecan commented on July 21, 2024

You're welcome :-)

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