I'm afraid I don't follow. What do you mean by a time series "discretized on range"?
This is a bit of me thinking out loud, so I apologize. In some time-series for physical processes (i.e. radar returns) it is sometimes easier or more natural to think about things in terms of range rather than time, although both are directly correlated and effectively interchangeable. So the notion was that I could choose a discretization value that represented some distance rather than some amount of time. The more I understand your library, however, the more I see how this really would break a lot of things. I think my thinking really just comes from years of using matrix and vector classes which didn't force me to think purely in terms of time.
clip() does *not* copy the data. It returns a clipped view. If you want to copy the data, you should assign the clipped view to another series.
OK, I see that in your documentation now. I had based my assumptions on this: http://boost-sandbox.sourceforge.net/libs/time_series/doc/html/boost/time_se... which doesn't mention views or non-copying. I figured those features would be mentioned if they were being used. -- Austin Bingham Signal & Information Sciences Laboratory Applied Research Laboratories, University of Texas at Austin 10000 Burnet Rd., Austin, TX 78758