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The analysis and inference about data observed over a general(continuous or discrete) time space. Usually related to stochastic processes and will probably receive better response under that tag.
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Temporal generalization of graphs: density vs $n$ and $m$?
In short: we generalize graphs to the temporal case, but fail to fully preserve the usual relation between density, number of vertices, and number of edges; how to make better?
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