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Description
| Interface Summary | |
| Instant | An Instant represents a discrete quantum of the current time measurement. |
| InstantInterval | |
| TemporalRange | A temporal range is a set of frames that may not be contiguous. |
| Class Summary | |
| AbstractInstantInterval | An instant interval that doesn't implement getStartInstant and getEndInstant. |
| Frame | Refers to a specific frame in a video. |
| FrameRate | Stores a framerate and allows for conversion between Time objects representing microseconds and Frame objects. |
| InstantRange | A range of Instants - basically, a set of non-overlapping Intervals, or a set of Instant objects. |
| MultipleRange | Acts as an aggregate of several TemporalRange objects. |
| Span | A span specifies either a span of frames or of time. |
| TemporalObject | A span that takes a value. |
| Time | Represents a unit time, usually a microsecond. |
| TimeEncodedIntegerVector | A list of integers encoded by time. |
| TimeEncodedList | A list, with the elements run length encoded. |
| TimeEncodedList.DynamicAttributeValueImpl | A useful class for representing an object bound to an interval. |
| TimeTest | Set of test cases for the viper.api.time package. |
| Exception Summary | |
| UnknownFrameRateException | Thrown to indicate that the descriptor or attribute is being accessed by frame/time when it is stored in the other format without access to a conversion routine. |
This package provides a set of classes for working with time and time series data.
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