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Expand Up @@ -8,10 +8,16 @@ series data.

Building only on numpy, they reliably let you do things like:

- Find the indices corresponding to a start and end time
- Perform some action (max, min, mean, etc) on that range
- Check if a series is regularly spaced, or strictly non-decreasing
- Find the indices strictly corresponding to a start and end time, or the
index closest to a given time
- Perform some action (max, min, mean, absolute max etc) on a range
- Check if a series is regularly spaced, or strictly non-decreasing, and
obtain the sampling time
- Smooth using sliding windows, gaussian blur, and others
- Get an amplitude or power spectrum of periodic data

In short, things you can easily do with numpy, but without having to remember
the syntax, and with unit tests for that particular operation.

The code is tested on a recent version of Ubuntu & Python 3, but is so simple
that it should work everywhere else too.
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