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The 23 pages that link to Time series, each with the reason it gives.

• SequenceRelated: It applies the sequence structure to measurements ordered in time.

• Data visualizationRelated: Time-based displays reveal trends, cycles, and abrupt changes in observations.

• Biodiversity monitoringRelated: Consistent time series expose trends, cycles, and abrupt changes.

• Climate variabilityRelated: Climate observations form time series from which variability can be estimated.

• Ecological monitoringRelated: Repeated observations reveal trends, cycles, and abrupt changes in ecological conditions.

• EconometricsRelated: Economic forecasts often rely on time-series models that account for trends and cycles.

• Excess mortalityRelated: Historical death counts can reveal baseline patterns and seasonal variation.

• Econometric modelRelated: Economic models often use ordered observations whose temporal dependence must be represented.

• Line chartRelated: Time is a common ordered horizontal variable for line charts.

• Mathematical statisticsRelated: Dependence between observations changes the sampling theory behind estimation and testing.

• Small multiplesRelated: One panel per series makes temporal patterns easier to compare.

• Wesley Clair MitchellRelated: Economic time series supplied the historical records Mitchell compared across cycles.

• Ragnar FrischRelated: Frisch developed methods for separating economic fluctuations across different time scales.

• William PlayfairRelated: Many of Playfair’s line graphs organized economic measurements as changes over time.