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Follow-up of #473.
We currently return the index of a violation in the continuous-post algorithm.
However, in the hybrid setting, after the first jump, the index will start from 1 again. So instead, we should also add the previous time steps.
Actually, returning an index is not very general, as this relies on a fixed time step for the whole analysis. I suggest that we instead return a time interval. This would also simplify the refactoring for the above approach, as it would not depend on the time step anymore: if the continuous-post algorithm returns a time interval, this can just be added to the time interval of when the analysis was triggered from the hybrid loop.
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Follow-up of #473.
We currently return the index of a violation in the continuous-post algorithm.
However, in the hybrid setting, after the first jump, the index will start from 1 again. So instead, we should also add the previous time steps.
Actually, returning an index is not very general, as this relies on a fixed time step for the whole analysis. I suggest that we instead return a time interval. This would also simplify the refactoring for the above approach, as it would not depend on the time step anymore: if the continuous-post algorithm returns a time interval, this can just be added to the time interval of when the analysis was triggered from the hybrid loop.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: