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For backfill-aware modeling and revision analysis, we often want to extract data for a time_value of ref_time_value - lag, as_of version ref_time_value, for all ref_time_value in requested ref_time_values and all lag in requested lags. We may also be interested in extracting data for a time_value of ref_time_value - time_lag, as_ofref_time_value - version_lag, for requested time_lag-version_lag pairs crossed with requested ref_time_values.
The first task is currently fairly easy with epix_slide, but:
It may be non-obvious to users that this is possible. Having a nicely-named function may help discoverability of this functionality and improve code readability.
The second task doesn't as essential, but may be easy to implement if a custom approach is applied, and alternatives using multiple epix_slides would be even clunkier.
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For backfill-aware modeling and revision analysis, we often want to extract data for a
time_value
ofref_time_value - lag
,as_of
versionref_time_value
, for allref_time_value
in requestedref_time_values
and alllag
in requestedlags
. We may also be interested in extracting data for atime_value
ofref_time_value - time_lag
,as_of
ref_time_value - version_lag
, for requestedtime_lag
-version_lag
pairs crossed with requestedref_time_values
.The first task is currently fairly easy with
epix_slide
, but:epix_slide
for lag extraction #374 finds this approach is too slow we will want a custom approach.The second task doesn't as essential, but may be easy to implement if a custom approach is applied, and alternatives using multiple
epix_slide
s would be even clunkier.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: