feat(timeseries-alignment): add TimeIntervals support with NaN-aware time calculations #364
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Added support for TimeIntervals neurodata type in the Timeseries Alignment widget:
- Extended TAItem type with itemType discriminator ("timeseries" | "timeintervals")
- Implemented TimeIntervals data fetching from start_time/stop_time datasets
- Added NaN-aware min/max utility functions to filter invalid time values
- Fallback to max start time when stop times are NaN
- Assigned teal color for TimeIntervals visualization
This enables visualization of interval-based temporal data alongside traditional timeseries objects in the alignment view.
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Added support for TimeIntervals neurodata type in the Timeseries Alignment widget:
This enables visualization of interval-based temporal data alongside traditional timeseries objects in the alignment view.
See for example http://localhost:5173/nwb?url=https://api.dandiarchive.org/api/assets/80c44180-236d-4970-968b-02bba97baf62/download/&dandisetId=001435&dandisetVersion=draft