The `keep_time` method in the `common.realtime.Ratekeeper` module is used in Python to control the rate at which tasks are executed in real-time applications. It ensures that the tasks execute at a specified rate by measuring the elapsed time between each execution and adjusting the delay accordingly. This helps maintain a consistent rate of execution and prevents tasks from running too frequently or too infrequently.
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