Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/JoinIntervals.R
Only time points that are within the limit of the interval will return TRUE. For example time point 2 is not in the interval 2 4. Only 3 would return TRUE in this case.
| 1 | timeWithinIntervals(x, s, e)
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| x | Integer vector representing time points | 
| s | Integer vector representing the start of intervals | 
| e | Integer vector representing the end of intervals | 
Logical, whether the time points are within the intervals
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