Integroida
Integroida is a term used in theoretical contexts to describe a class of models that aim to unify discrete and continuous dynamics within a single framework. The concept appears in discussions of hybrid systems, integrated data streams, and multi-scale processes, where both instantaneous changes and accumulated effects matter.
Formalization of integroida models varies by field, but the common idea is to combine differential or difference
Key properties include expressiveness for hybrid phenomena, modular composability, and the ability to capture conservation laws
History and usage: The term emerged in academic circles in the 2010s and 2020s as researchers searched
Applications and related concepts: Integroida frameworks appear in control theory, signal processing, cyber-physical systems, and data