In recent years, random variables and stochastic processes have emerged as important factors in predicting outcomes in virtually every field of applied and social science. Ironically, according to Nicolas Bouleau and Dominique Lepingle, the presence of randomness in the model sometimes leads engineers to accept crude mathematical treatments that produce inaccurate results. The purpose of Numerical Methods for Stochastic Processes is to add greater rigor to numerical treatment of stochastic processes so that they produce results that can be relied upon when making decisions and assessing…
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1 edition
Hardcover · English · 1994
Wiley · 384 pages · 9780471546412
ProbabilitiesRandom variablesStochastic processesMathematical modelsMonte Carlo methodMathematical statistics