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A variable which takes on values based on an underlying probability distribution.
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| random |
Random is unpredictable. There is some element of chance. This is the opposite of deterministic in which the next number or event is knowable.
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| random |
Selecting a sample so each item in the population has an equal chance of being selected; lack of predictability; without pattern.
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| random genetic drift |
Fluctuation in the frequencies of neutral genes and neutral alleles in a population due to the fact that each generation is only a sample of the one it replaces.
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| random variable |
A variable which can assume any value from a set of possible values.
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