16 packages returned for Tags:"Interval"

A generic implementation of a centered interval tree in C#. Also comes with an asynchronous version which rebuilds the tree using the Task Parallel Library (TPL). In computer science, an interval tree is an ordered tree data structure to hold intervals. Specifically, it allows one to efficiently... More information

Implementation of interval calculus and alpha-cut - based operations on fuzzy intervals and numbers.

C# library for calculating intervals and the duration between days, weeks, fortnights, bimonthly, months, quarters and years

Implementation of interval calculus and alpha-cut - based operations on fuzzy intervals and numbers.

A class which is useful for asserting invocations of IRetrier in tests

A simple .net library for working with intervals of comparable types.

An extension of the Seekbar with labels like Olx FilterView Seekbar.

This is a PCL library that contains helper classes that should make handling intervals and faders (sliders) more comfortable. So if you want some value clipped between two distinct values, some nice constructors for that and maybe tell the structure to advance the value to 33% and read the... More information

Handy structures for image processing such as mappings, near neighbour field, vector, interval etc.

Provides extensions for mathematical computation. 1.X and prior versions have been deprecated in favour of Math.NET Numerics as the base types in the library. Builds upon the generic types provided in order to bring additional algorithms as extensions.

Extensions and helpers for Nodatime

Newtonsoft.Json support for Ark.Tools.Nodatime extensions classes

Cadence.NET is a scheduling framework designed to handle timed, automated processes with ease and simplicity.

A utility class for retrying an invocation a specified number of times, with a specified interval between retries

A library for all the data structures in C#. Every class is generic and reusable.

Véritable couteau suisse du .net, rlcx Power tools contient une énorme quantité d'outils plus utiles les uns que les autres.