Time Series Analysis in WinIDAMS

Continuous, wherein observations are made at every instant of time, for example electrocardiograms, lie detectors, etc. A continuous time series can be denoted as [x(t)]. Continuous time series are sampled (measured) at discrete time points and are ultimately treated as discrete series. Discrete, wherein observations are made at (usually) equispaced intervals. A discrete time series can be represented as [xt : t = 1, 2, ..., N ] in which the subscript t indicates the time at which the datum xt was observed.