non-time domain transformations

Terms from Artificial Intelligence: humans at the heart of algorithms

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Non-time domain transformations operate on alternative representions of a time series where the data is no longer a series of timed values. A common example is to use a Fourier transform to turn the time-series data into frequency bands and then perform subsequent analysis on theis frequency domain data. Another form of non-time domain transformation uses wavelets, which like Fourier series give values at varying time granularity, but have more locality.

Used in Chap. 14: page 223