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stochastic

UK
/stəʊˈkæstɪk/
US
/stoʊˈkæstɪk/

Translations

stochasticadjective
more stochastic
Comp.
most stochastic
Super.
UK
/stəʊˈkæstɪk/
US
/stoʊˈkæstɪk/
The stochastic nature of the stock market makes it difficult to predict future trends with certainty.
La nature stochastique du marché boursier rend difficile la prévision certaine des tendances futures.
Additional translations
aléatoireEmploi plus général, surtout en contexte non technique.
Synonyms
aleatory
probabilistic
uncertain
variable
random
stochasticnoun
UK
/stəˈkæstɪk/
US
/stəˈkæstɪk/
Countable in mathematical and statistical usage.
stochastiqueTerme de mathématiques et de statistique.
She specialized in stochastics during her graduate studies.
Elle s’est spécialisée en stochastique pendant ses études supérieures.
Synonyms
chance phenomenon
probabilistic variable
chance variable
stochastic process
random process
random quantity
random element
stochastic variable
random variable
stochаsticadjective

stochastic

more stochastic
Comp.
most stochastic
Super.
stochastiqueEn mathématiques, en statistique et en sciences, se dit d’un phénomène aléatoire ou probabiliste.
The researchers used a stochastic model to simulate the spread of the virus.
Les chercheurs ont utilisé un modèle stochastique pour simuler la propagation du virus.

Definitions

stochasticadjective
Randomly determined; having a random probability distribution or pattern that may be analyzed statistically but may not be predicted precisely.
The stochastic nature of the stock market makes it difficult to predict future trends with certainty.
(Mathematics, Statistics) Relating to a process involving a random variable or variables.
The researchers developed a stochastic model to simulate disease spread.
stochasticnoun
A stochastic variable or stochastic process; a quantity whose behavior is random or probabilistic.
In econometrics, the analyst treats the exchange rate as a stochastic to account for uncertainty.
The branch of mathematics or statistics that studies stochastic processes; stochastic analysis.
She specialized in stochastics during her graduate studies.
The branch of mathematics concerned with stochastic processes and the analysis of random phenomena; stochastics.
She is completing a PhD in stochastic, focusing on applications of stochastics to finance.
stochаsticadjective
Having a random probability distribution or pattern that can be analyzed statistically but cannot be predicted precisely.
The researchers used a stochastic model to simulate the spread of the virus.
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