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Перевод: stochastic

вероятностный

Тезаурус:

1. From the point of view of this paper, an important aspect of the model is that it shows the costs that can be imposed (in the form of probable price wars) when firms' outputs are unknown to each other and demand is stochastic.
2. Another approach is investigating a stochastic method for segmentation inspired by simulated annealing (Teulings and Schomaker, 1991).
3. In essence, they argue that tiny differences in the initial conditions of many systems can lead to widely different outcomes since the systems exhibit stochastic behaviour within a deterministic framework.
4. Such an approach conforms to Chrisman's concept of a total error model as a decomposable set of stochastic processes which operate simultaneously.
5. An obvious way to examine whether marking to the market in the presence of stochastic interest rates leads to a difference between futures and forward prices, is to compare actual futures and forward prices for the same asset.
6. statistical approaches; viewing texts as random samples from a population described by a theoretical stochastic distribution;
7. I should now like to broaden the scope of this essay by discussing the relative importance of stochastic and deterministic, as well as biotic and physical, factors as promoters of evolution.
8. The authors of that report accepted that there is a theoretical limit of 2-;3 weeks in explicit prediction of day-to-day fluctuations in weather because of the influence of small-scale turbulence within the large-scale dynamics; such limits imply that medium and long-term prediction must inevitably be stochastic.
9. Radiation damage owing to random effects are called stochastic and are not normally predictable.
10. Second, if a difference is found this may be due to a range of factors besides marking to the market with stochastic interest rates, such as default risk, liquidity, and regulation.
11. Hoffman (1981) gives a sophisticated critique both of stochastic modelling and the application of equilibrium theory in palaeontology.
12. How is it possible to quantify stochastic effects?
13. Lass (1980), for example, has pointed out that stochastic (probabilistic) laws are not predictive, and has seemed to suggest that the quantitative paradigm is theoretically uninteresting for this reason.