c++ - Time-series vs sequence terminology -


i'm developing c++ class library time-series modeling. i've run naming/terminology issues. unsure whether should name 1 of template collection classes 'class series<>' or 'class sequence<>'.

mathematically speaking 'series' sum of 'sequence', when speak of 'time series' there no sum involved!? wondering part of 'time series' 'series' (if any).

more specifically, imagine 2 columns in table. 1 holds time_points , second corresponding values. c++ class need name holds data either of these columns. class not used in context of 'table' rather 'model' or 'strategy'.

my question is: technically wrong naming class 'series'? should named 'sequence' instead?

there no correct answer question, opinions. here mine:

i've coded such class, , asked me same thing. concluded find series nicer sequence.

moreover, believe people -- particularly little or no mathematic backgound -- not make difference here, rather think of time-series when hear series.


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