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The synthetic time interval provides a text file with 2 rows of headers (one for each behavior and one for the duration, stdev, count, etc of each behavior) which is very annoying to reshape to feed i…
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### Checks
- [X] I have searched the existing issues
- [X] I have read the documentation
- [X] Is it your first time sumbitting an issue
### Current Behavior
After a certain period of time, dae fai…
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I have a doubt, how can i use time intervals with chartist?
I have some series that runs across months, days, hours and years.
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### Use case
I find Drag&Drop with a 1-minute time interval as a step in most cases inconvenient. Could you please implement something like Google Calendar, where the step is, for example, 15 minutes…
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### SubTasks
refer [here](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Vq5vRUyAMv2npPv4j41omzZrYcRUb8LEOhNVu_O4OE8/edit?gid=1727375547#gid=1727375547&range=A2:A9) for full test case descriptions
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**Description of the bug**
`interval_process` is defined as taking **kwargs (to be passed to :func:`.signal_interpolate`), and `signal_interpolate` is written as taking **kwargs:
In interval_proce…
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Here (as well as in the UG) you indicated that only 0-23 are valid values for the "p" (…
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On OpenBSD, you can use the ~ symbol to specify random time intervals.
You can find more information about this in the [crontab(5) manual](https://man.openbsd.org/crontab.5).
It would be great i…
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We use an ordered set for registering heartbeats of devices connected to our backend via websockets. Discovering that Kredis stores scores as float timestamps, I realized I could use `ZRANGE` to retri…
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### Goal or desired outcome of this feature
It would be great to have the ability to set repeating reminders using time intervals.
### Describe the feature
Example syntax:
- `(every 3d)` for eve…