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care.smith.top.top_phenotypic_query.c2reasoner.functions.date_time
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Classes in care.smith.top.top_phenotypic_query.c2reasoner.functions.date_time used by care.smith.top.top_phenotypic_query.c2reasoner.functions.date_timeClassDescriptionThe function Date returns the timestamp (date + time) of the argument value.The function DiffDays returns the time difference in days between two dates.The function DiffMonths returns the time difference in months between two dates.The function DiffYears returns the time difference in years between two dates.The function Duration returns the duration (in days) of a process (e.g., encounter or medication administration).The function EndsBefore returns 'true' if the process (e.g., encounter or medication administration) represented by the 1st argument ends before the process represented by the 2nd argument, otherwise 'false'.The function Overlap1 returns 'true' if the two processes (e.g., encounter or medication administration) represented by the first and the second arguments temporally overlap (unidirectional, i.e., the first one starts not later as the second one), otherwise 'false'.The function Overlap2 returns 'true' if the two processes (e.g., encounter or medication administration) represented by the first and the second arguments temporally overlap (bidirectional), otherwise 'false'.The function PlusDays adds the given number of days (2nd argument) to the given date (1st argument) and returns the resulting date.The function PlusMonths adds the given number of months (2nd argument) to the given date (1st argument) and returns the resulting date.The function PlusYears adds the given number of years (2nd argument) to the given date (1st argument) and returns the resulting date.The function StartsBefore returns 'true' if the process (e.g., encounter or medication administration) represented by the 1st argument starts before the process represented by the 2nd argument, otherwise 'false'.The function TimeDistance returns 'true' if the value list (1st argument) contains at least n values (2nd argument) in such a way that the time intervals (in hours) between them lie within a defined range (3rd-6th arguments), otherwise 'false'.