Inversion of a a sets of intervals (complementary intervals)
ires = CL_intervInv(i1,i2)
Computes the complementary set of intervals in an interval
The intervals are gathered in a set (i2).
A real number x belongs to the complementary of i2 (inside i1) if it belongs to i1, and does not belong to any interval from i2.
Notes:
- The intervals in i2 should have empty intersections (use CL_intervUnion if needed).
- Sets of intervals may be empty. CL_intervInv(i1,[]) = i1. CL_intervInv([],i2) = [].
Interval [start ; end] (2x1)
Set of intervals [start ; end] (2xN)
Complementary intervals of i2 inside i1 (2xM)
CNES - DCT/SB