Euler Calculus with Applications to Signals and Sensing
Justin Curry, Robert Ghrist, Michael Robinson

TL;DR
This paper surveys Euler calculus, an integral based on Euler characteristic, and explores its applications in data analysis, sensing, networks, and imaging, highlighting its potential for diverse scientific fields.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of Euler calculus and demonstrates its applications across various domains, which is a novel integration of topology and data analysis.
Findings
Euler calculus offers a new approach to data integration.
Applications include improved sensing and imaging techniques.
Potential for broad impact in scientific data analysis.
Abstract
This article surveys the Euler calculus - an integral calculus based on Euler characteristic - and its applications to data, sensing, networks, and imaging.
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TopicsSensor Technology and Measurement Systems
