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meridian.data.time_coordinates.normalize_date_interval
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Normalizes representations of a date interval into a tuple of dates.
meridian.data.time_coordinates.normalize_date_interval(
date_interval: meridian.data.time_coordinates.DateInterval
) -> tuple[datetime.date, datetime.date]
A date interval here is a tuple of [start_date, end_date) where:
start_date is inclusive and end_date is exclusive.- Both are polymorphic, taking the form of either:
datetime.datetime (only the date component will be used)datetime.date (the normalized form)np.datetime64 (only the date component will be used)str (will be parsed as "YYYY-mm-dd" or else throws)
In all instances, the given date interval will be normalized as a tuple of
datetime.dates.
Args |
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date_interval
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a polymorphic date interval to normalize.
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Returns |
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A tuple of dates representing a [start_date, end_date) date interval.
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Last updated 2025-09-23 UTC.
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