Continuous Scale Models

Continuous scale models are representations that illustrate how something varies gradually rather than in distinct steps. For example, a temperature scale like Celsius or Fahrenheit demonstrates continuous changes, where each degree reflects a slight increase or decrease. These models help visualize and analyze relationships in a smooth manner, such as the rise in temperature over time or changes in elevation on a geological map. They allow for precise measurements and provide a clear understanding of complex phenomena by showing how different factors influence one another continuously rather than in separate chunks.