merge_splice: Merge splices together using set operations

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Merge splices together using set operations

Description

Merge splices together using set operations

Usage

merge_splice(..., operation)

Arguments

...	a collection of named Splice objects.
operation	either 'union' or 'intersection'.

Value

a Splice object.

See Also

Other splicing functions: clip_splice(), get_spliced_view(), is_splice_overlapping(), splice_time(), splice_time.Duration(), splice_time.Metre(), splice_time.OnsetsDifference(), splice_time.View(), splice_time.list(), split.SplicedView()

Examples

l1 <- list(a1 = c(100, 200), a2 = c(250, 300), a3 = c(400, 550), a4 = c(600, 650))
split1_dfr <- splice_time(l1)
split1_dfr

l2 <- list(b1 = c(150, 275), b2 = c(610, 640))
split2_dfr <- splice_time(l2)
split2_dfr

l3 <- list(c1 = c(275, 325), c2 = c(600, 675), c3 = c(700, 725))
split3_dfr <- splice_time(l3)
split3_dfr

merge_splice(x = split1_dfr, y = split2_dfr, z = split3_dfr, operation = 'union')
merge_splice(x = split1_dfr, y = split2_dfr, z = split3_dfr, operation = 'intersection')

movementsync documentation built on Aug. 8, 2025, 6:11 p.m.