Description: Temporal Clustering Models are analytical approaches that allow for the organization and classification of data points based on their temporal characteristics. These models are fundamental in time series analysis, where the goal is to identify patterns, trends, and behaviors over time. Through clustering techniques, data can be segmented into homogeneous groups that share similarities in their temporal variations. This is particularly useful in contexts where time is a critical factor, such as sales forecasting, web traffic analysis, or the study of climatic phenomena. Multimodal models, in particular, integrate multiple data sources and modalities, allowing for a richer and more complex understanding of temporal patterns. For example, by combining sensor data, activity logs, and historical data, models can be created that not only analyze time but also how different variables interact with each other over it. The ability of these models to adapt to various contexts and their focus on temporality makes them valuable tools for researchers and professionals across diverse fields, including economics, biology, and engineering.
