Sentences with phrase «stochastic systems which»

It excludes, e.g., stochastic systems which are truly random (e.g. as in quantum mechanics).

Not exact matches

Stochastic clearings are not a problem for the banking system as a whole, because banks with unexpectedly large adverse clearings (which leave them with smaller reserves than desired) can sell assets to or borrow from banks that experience positive clearings and reserves greater than desired.

The researchers have discovered and proved stochastic separation theorems which provide tools for correction of the large intelligent data analytic systems.

Professor Robert Sinclair illustrates one of his examples of a biological system (the fruit fly eye) which exhibits tendencies towards both deterministic and stochastic development, where the number of cells is uniform, but the way in which they determine which type of light they are sensitive to appears to be random.

And it is true that systems which are sufficiently non-trivial to require a concerted modeling effort generally have stochastic characteristics.

The weather is what is particular, whereas the climate itself is a statistical description of what particulars we can expect to find as the result of the stochastic process by which a climate system evolves.

In fact, it's my experience modeling stochastic processes and noise (which are inherently chaotic systems that can not be directly modeled except as probability functions) that informs this next statement: climate models can, and do, model cloud formation.

Of course there are no mysterious «stochastic» perturbations which make go away the fundamental features of behaviour of chaotic systems — Navier Stokes is deterministic and chaotic all the way down to the quantum scales.

Lorenz type chaos is a phenomenon that is true only for simple systems of few dominating variables, which follow their dynamical equations with high precision without significant stochastic disruptions.