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The generation of a sequence of finite-length schedules like, e.g.,
Sequence(1e-1=>5, 5e-2=>4, 3.4e-3=>10)
would conceptually be a finite-length schedule as well. In this example the sequence would have a length of 19 iterations. In contrast the following sequence would be infinite:
Sequence(1e-1=>5, 5e-2=>4, 3.4e-3=>Inf)
However, both sequences behave identical AFAICS.
Moreover there is the concept of Shortened schedules, which throw a BoundsError if the end of the schedule is reached. Therefore it might be more intuitive if the first example would generate a Shortened schedule in contrast to the second example.
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Motivation and description
The generation of a sequence of finite-length schedules like, e.g.,
would conceptually be a finite-length schedule as well. In this example the sequence would have a length of 19 iterations. In contrast the following sequence would be infinite:
However, both sequences behave identical AFAICS.
Moreover there is the concept of
Shortened
schedules, which throw aBoundsError
if the end of the schedule is reached. Therefore it might be more intuitive if the first example would generate aShortened
schedule in contrast to the second example.Possible Implementation
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: