Editing Stochastic Processes (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ Deterministic vs. Stochastic
! Feature !! Deterministic (Fixed) !! Stochastic (Random)
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| Predictability || Perfect (Same input = Same output) || Probabilistic (Same input = Range of outputs)
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| Analogy || A 'Clock' || A 'Cloud'
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| Math || Calculus / Equations || Probability / Distributions
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| Reality || "The Laboratory" || "The Real World"
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'''The Concept of "Mean Reversion"''': Analyzing why things "Come back." Some stochastic processes have a "Rubber band" effect—if they get "Too high" or "Too low," they are likely to "Snap back" toward the average. This is the opposite of a "Trend," and knowing which one you are in is the secret to "Trading" and "Weather Prediction."
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