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Hey @yuanzhou-yzhou, I think it should (but I haven't tested the python binding for the interval argument yet). You would essentially do
phi = stl.Eventually(a, (0,3))
Where (0,3) is a closed interval.
Let me know if this works 😄 .
P.S. I am currently working on a 0.2.0 version of the library with better internals and bindings, so I will try to make the support a little better there.
Does the project support timed temporal operators, such as Eventually0, 3, where a = stl.Predicate("a") > 0 ?
Thanks!
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