But thats not the same as a derivative. Like saying a chart on which art styles were most popular in every decade is a derivate of every work in that survey. Because those works were used to create the data being presented.
But… that is derivative. You can’t know which styles were most popular in a decade without looking at the styles popular in that decade. Such a chart must change if the data it’s built from changes.
But thats not the same as a derivative. Like saying a chart on which art styles were most popular in every decade is a derivate of every work in that survey. Because those works were used to create the data being presented.
But… that is derivative. You can’t know which styles were most popular in a decade without looking at the styles popular in that decade. Such a chart must change if the data it’s built from changes.