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Feat/slice intersect multi series #2592
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Thanks for this PR @ymatzkevich, it looks really good already 🚀
Just had some minor suggestions here and there. After that we can merge
…s' into feat/slice_intersect_multi_series
In order to test the efficiency of the new logic, I performed a test (removed from the unit testing because of numerical costs) of intersecting a large number of TimeSeries. For example, something like: |
Checklist before merging this PR:
Fixes #2042.
Summary
The function
TimeSeries.slice_intersect()
(see documentation) allows to intersect aTimeSeries
with another one so that they end up with the same time indices. However, if one wants to intersect multiple series, that function would need to be called several times or the intersection would need to be done by hand using e.g.xarray
. The new functionslice_intersect()
introduced with this PR solves this issue for an arbitrary number ofTimeSeries
.Essentially, given a list of
TimeSeries
having the same time index type,slice_intersect()
will output the aligned list meaning that allTimeSeries
in it will have the same start and end time (if the intersection exists).Other Information
If the given
TimeSeries
do not have all the same time index type (e.g. some have aRangeIndex
and someDateTimeIndex
), the function will raise an error.