stochastic in German
stochastic in German is stochastisch, zufallsabhängig, zufallsbedingt — stochastic means involving or governed by chance, so that individual outcomes cannot be predicted exactly even though the pattern of outcomes over many trials can be described by probability.
stochastic in German
What does "stochastic" mean?
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adjective Involving or governed by chance, so that individual outcomes cannot be predicted exactly even though the pattern of outcomes over many trials can be described by probability.
"Share prices are usually modelled as a stochastic process rather than a fixed curve."
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adjective Of a computational method: using randomly chosen samples or steps rather than working through every possibility, in order to reach a good answer faster.
"Stochastic gradient descent updates the model from one small batch at a time instead of the whole dataset."
stochastic in a sentence
- Share prices are usually modelled as a stochastic process rather than a fixed curve.
- Radioactive decay is stochastic: you cannot say which atom will decay next, only how many will.
- Stochastic gradient descent updates the model from one small batch at a time instead of the whole dataset.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "stochastic" in German?
"stochastic" in German is stochastisch, zufallsabhängig, zufallsbedingt. stochastic means: Involving or governed by chance, so that individual outcomes cannot be predicted exactly even though the pattern of outcomes over many trials can be described by probability.
How do you use "stochastic" in a sentence?
Example: "Share prices are usually modelled as a stochastic process rather than a fixed curve." In German, "stochastic" is stochastisch, zufallsabhängig, zufallsbedingt.
Are there other ways to say "stochastic" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "stochastic": stochastisch, zufallsabhängig, zufallsbedingt.
