The past decade has seen a lot of research on various time series representations. Various researches have been carried out that focused on representations that are processed in batch mode and visualize each value with almost equal dependability. As the tremendous usage of mobile devices and real time sensors has released the necessity and importance for representations that can simultaneously be updated, and can estimate the time oriented data with reliability and proportional to its time period for extended analysis. The approximation property of time series data allows us to answer queries more effectively about the recent data with higher precision, since in many domains recent information is more useful than older information. We call such incoming data as amnesic.
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