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selection or recompute start and stop times relative to a new timestamps array.
Additional methods perform fusion of nearby bursts or combination of two set of bursts
(time intersection or union). This functionality is used for example to implement
the
dual-channel burst search). DCBS).
In conclusion, \verb|Bursts| efficiently implements all the common operations performed
with burst data, providing and easy-to-use interface and well tested algorithms.
Leveraging \verb|Bursts| methods, users can implement new types of analysis without
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Examples of working directly with timestamps, masks (i.e. photon selections) and
burst data are provided in one of the FRETBursts notebooks (\href{http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/tritemio/FRETBursts_notebooks/blob/master/notebooks/Example%20-%20Working%20with%20timestamps%20and%20bursts.ipynb}{link}).
Section~\ref{sec:bva} provides a complete example on using FRETBurts to implement
custom burst
analsysis analysis techniques.
\paragraph{Python details}
Timestamps are stored in the \verb|Data| attribute \verb|ph_times_m|, which is a list