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{{Definition|'''Temporal data''' refers to a series of data originating in one concept (''stochastic variable'') yet varying over time and ordered accordingly.}} | {{Definition|'''Temporal data''' refers to a series of data originating in one concept (''stochastic variable'') yet varying over time and ordered accordingly.}} | ||
== Definitions == | |||
{{Quotation|Temporal data is data that varies over time.|[Jensen and Snodgrass, 1999]}} | |||
== Remarks == | |||
Applying [[exploratory data analysis|exploratory]] (esp. [[Timeline|timelines]]) as well as confirmatory methods, temporal data can be used to analyze the influence of time on a certain variable. | Applying [[exploratory data analysis|exploratory]] (esp. [[Timeline|timelines]]) as well as confirmatory methods, temporal data can be used to analyze the influence of time on a certain variable. | ||
== References == | |||
[[Category: Glossary]] | [[Category: Glossary]] | ||
Revision as of 02:17, 2 June 2005
Temporal data refers to a series of data originating in one concept (stochastic variable) yet varying over time and ordered accordingly.
Definitions
Temporal data is data that varies over time.
[Jensen and Snodgrass, 1999]
Remarks
Applying exploratory (esp. timelines) as well as confirmatory methods, temporal data can be used to analyze the influence of time on a certain variable.