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random 1.) having an undefined distribution (not clumped and not uniform). 2.) having a likelihood of being selected that is not biased from any other item in the selectable area.
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random variable An economic or statistical variable that takes on multiple (or a continuum of) values, each with some probability that is specified by a probability distribution (or probability density function).
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random Lack of predictability, without any systematic pattern.
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random Having no predictable pattern. For example, demand data may vary randomly about some forecasted value with no specific pattern and no attendant ability to obtain a more accurate demand estimate than the forecast value.
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random error means the deviation of a random variable from its expected value.
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