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Fix temporal resolution connection_ratio_out_in #1147
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Change t indice function
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Fix t_high_resolution_path
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Add missing paths from ng_out
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Modify duration for the node in
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Modify constraint and update test
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Hi @Tasqu @DillonJ @manuelma
I want to get the highest resolution between t_out and t_in (with delays), with their associated paths.
But this code does not return the constraints I want, do you see something weird in this indices function?