Staircase: fast analysis with step functions
summary
A new open source Staircase package implements step functions as first‑class objects in Python and demonstrates real, working code in Jupyter (pip/conda install, pandas, matplotlib). Examples show exact operations: layering intervals, boolean masks, integrate() returns hours and mean() for daily averages, union of maintenance intervals, queue size in items and tons, and a group utilization example that yields 13,176.7 hours total and 13.67% idle. Everything is reproducible from the GitHub and docs.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:18What are step functions
- 2:40Creating step functions
- 6:42Documentation
- 7:16First Use Case
- 10:50Second Use Case
- 15:02Third Use Case
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