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Statistics and data science, defined

Signal

The signal is the component of the observed data (e.g. of a time series) that carries useful information. The complementary (opposite) concept is noise.

In a narrower sense (e.g. in signal processing) signals are functions of time, as opposed to fields (functions of spatial coordinates) or images.

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