gym3 | Vectorized interface for reinforcement learning environments | Reinforcement Learning library

The following example is very long winded and could be certainly simplified. However, I believe it does what you request.

It assumes that your dates all conform to the below (inconsistent formatted) fashion.

It returns a larger data frame then expected, as it provides:

Opening time for each day
Closing time for each day
Duration of how long the gym is open each day
If the gym is open greater than x hours on that particular day
Finally it identifies if the gym is open after (or on) 9am on any day
and Finally it identifies if the gym is open greater than x hours on any day

Try this:

Figured it out; posting for anyone else having the same problem. The problem was indeed no new privileges blocking the selinux transition. By compiling a small selinux policy making the container type explicitly bounded by the container runtime type, no new privileges will allow the transition. I am using the default centos docker-ce-selinux policy from the docker-ce edge repository, so my container runtime type is container_runtime_t, and my container type is svirt_lxc_net_t. Other packages/distributions may use different types.

Created a policy file called "dockersvirt.te" in an empty directory.