Type Members

1.  case class ColumnTimeSeries[+T] extends TimeSeries[T] with Product with Serializable

   TimeSeries implementation based on a column-store of three Vectors, one for each field of TSEntry.

   TimeSeries implementation based on a column-store of three Vectors, one for each field of TSEntry. This implementation should be more memory-efficient than the vanilla VectorTimeSeries.

   Note

   the entries of the three vectors must be ordered in the same way. The element at the same index in the three of them represents a TSEntry.

2.  case class ContiguousTimeDomain(start: Long, until: Long) extends TimeDomain with Product with Serializable
3.  case class GorillaBlockTimeSeries extends TimeSeries[Double] with Product with Serializable

   TimeSeries implementation based on one block of a Gorilla compressed timeseries.

   TimeSeries implementation based on one block of a Gorilla compressed timeseries. The block should not be too long, as lookups are done by scan and thus take linear time.

4.  case class NestedTimeSeries[+T] extends TimeSeries[T] with Product with Serializable

   A timeseries based on TSEntries containing inner timeseries.

   A timeseries based on TSEntries containing inner timeseries. The outer series needs to have at least two entries and the inner timeseries cannot by empty. Also, the looseDomain of each TSEntry should correspond to the looseDomain of the series it contains.

5.  case class TSEntry[+T](timestamp: Long, value: T, validity: Long) extends TimeSeries[T] with Product with Serializable

   Represents a time series entry on the time-line, including its validity.

   Represents a time series entry on the time-line, including its validity.

   Can also be used as a 'constant' time series that has a single value.

   'specialized' is used to have non-generic implementations for primitive types, which tend to be used a lot, in order to reduce the memory pressure a little bit.

6.  sealed trait TimeDomain extends AnyRef

   This trait represents the definition of a time series' domain

   This trait represents the definition of a time series' domain

   By convention, a TimeDomain is a set of timestamps (Long) inclusive on its left, and exclusive on its right.

7.  case class VectorTimeSeries[+T] extends TimeSeries[T] with Product with Serializable

   TimeSeries implementation based on a Vector.

   TimeSeries implementation based on a Vector.

   Note

   data needs to be SORTED