The 'temporal' adjective generally describe a process, an algorithm, a storage scheme or other, that focus on time and/or the evolution of something across time. For questions about the JavaScript Temporal API, please use the `ecmascript-temporal` tag. For the Temporal Workflow engine, use the `temporal-workflow` tag. For SQL Server's Temporal tables, use `temporal-tables`.
The 'temporal' adjective is commonly used to describe a process, algorithm, storage scheme and other, that focus on time and/or on the evolution of something across time.
As a noun, 'Temporal' may also designate:
- ecmascript-temporal — The ECMAScript's
Temporal
API proposal, which cover features that were not previously covered by theDate
object; - temporal-workflow — The Temporal Workflow platform, which is a workflow as code engine that uses high level programming languages for workflow definitions.
Please consider the following tags for more specific subjects:
- temporal-difference — Temporal difference (TD) learning is a prediction method, based on a combination of Monte Carlo ideas and dynamic programming ideas. It is mostly used for solving the reinforcement learning problem.
- temporal-tables — Temporal Tables are a special type of tables providing system-versioned storage, introduced in SQL Server 2016.
- temporal-database — A temporal database is a storage scheme that provide built-in support for time-related data, such valid-time, transaction-time and decision-time. Also see bi-temporal for the specific sub-class of temporal databases designed to handle historical data along two different timelines.
- hierarchical-temporal-memory — Hierarchical Temporal Memory (HTM) is a biologically-constrained theory of intelligence originally described in the book On Intelligence.