The python common.realtime.Ratekeeper is a module used for controlling the rate of executing a certain code block in real-time. It allows the user to set a desired rate at which the code should be executed, and automatically adjusts the execution rate to match the desired rate. This is particularly useful in real-time applications where it is crucial to maintain a specific rate of execution in order to ensure accurate and timely processing of data or actions. The Ratekeeper module provides a convenient way to manage the timing and rate of code execution in such applications.
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