TimeObservationWindow

is an option of EventSeries and TimeSeries that specifies the temporal observation region.

Details

TimeObservationWindow is typically used to indicate the region of interest for observed temporal events.
Possible values include:
{min,max} boundary values for timestamps

Interval[…] interval of numeric timestamps

DateInterval[…] interval of calendar timestamps

Examples

Construct an event series with timestamps between 0.2 and 0.6:

Wolfram Language code: es1 = EventSeries[None, {{.2, .5, .6}}];

Construct another event series with the same timestamps and having an extended observation window:

Wolfram Language code: es2 = EventSeries[None, {{.2, .5, .6}}, TimeObservationWindow -> Interval[{0, 1}]];

Compare their observation windows:

Wolfram Language code: #["TimeObservationWindow"]& /@ {es1, es2}

The computation of point density and statistics depends on the time observation window:

Wolfram Language code: SmoothPointDensity[#]["DensityVisualization"]& /@ {es1, es2}

Top

	{min,max}	boundary values for timestamps
	Interval[…]	interval of numeric timestamps
	DateInterval[…]	interval of calendar timestamps