stochastic variable
stəˈkæstɪk ˈvɛriəbl
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Definition of stochastic variable - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

probabilityTECH.variable taking different values randomlyTECH.
  • The stochastic variable represents the outcome of a dice roll.
  • Economists often analyze a stochastic variable in market trends.
  • The model includes a stochastic variable to account for uncertainty.
chance variable random variable stochastic process
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Expressions with stochastic

stochastic processn.
statistical process with random variables over time
Weather prediction uses a stochastic process to forecast changes.
dynamic stochastic general equilibriumn.
macroeconomic model for analyzing economic changes over time
Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium helps study economic policy effects.
stationary stochastic processn.
stochastic process with constant statistical properties over time
The model assumes a stationary stochastic process for the data.
stochastic differential equationn.
differential equation with random variables or processes
Stochastic differential equations model stock prices in finance.
stochastic gradient descentn.
iterative method adjusting parameters using gradient steps on randomly chosen data samples
Stochastic gradient descent trained the neural network on millions of images.

Expressions with variable

variable as the windadj.
changing often and unpredictably
Her moods are variable as the wind, making her hard to understand.
variable loadn.
amount of weight or demand that changes during use
The bridge was designed to handle a heavy variable load from traffic.
variable-yieldadj.
producing different amounts or results over time
The variable-yield investment attracted cautious investors.
dummy variablen.
binary variable indicating categories in statistics
The dummy variable was used to represent gender in the study.
control variablen.
factor kept constant in experiments
In the experiment, temperature was the control variable.
categorical variablen.
variable with fixed categories, not numbers
A categorical variable can be color or type.
discrete variablen.
variable with countable distinct values
The number of students in a class is a discrete variable.
experimental variablen.
variable manipulated in research to test hypotheses
Researchers adjusted the experimental variable to see the outcome.
independent variablen.
variable determining the dependent variable's value
In y = f(x), x is the independent variable.
variable costn.
cost changing with production level
The variable cost increased as production ramped up.

Terms related to stochastic variable

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stochasticitydistributioneventoutcomeprobabilityrandomnessstatisticsuncertaintyvalue

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  1. French:variable stochastique, ...
  2. German:Zufallsvariable, ...
  3. Italian:variabile stocastica, ...
  4. Spanish:variable estocástica, ...
  5. Portuguese:variável aleatória, ...
  6. Chinese:随机变量, ...
  7. Japanese:確率変数, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَغَيِّر عَشْوَائِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִשְׁתַּנֶּה סְטוֹכַסְטִי, ...
  10. Russian:случайная переменная, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стохастична змінна, ...
  12. Hindi:यादृच्छिक चर, ...

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