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stochastic Chaotic, random. Stochastic processes in SORTIE generally make heavy use of the random number generator.
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stochastic Random, uncertain. From the greek word stochos , which means aim, guess. The opposite is deterministic.
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stochastic A type of positive, and a method used to achieve colours where the trouble of eliminating moir?patterns is minimised. This method still uses dots but they are generated in a random frequency and position.
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stochastic An overbought-oversold indicator, popularized by George Lane, that is based upon the observation that prices close near the high of the day in an up trend and near the low of the day in a downtrend.
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stochastic The opposite of deterministic. Random behaviour governed by chance. The view is sometimes taken that stochastic behaviour is only apparently so. In this sense, stochastic behaviour is behaviour which we haven't yet figured out but in theory we should be able to, if we are going to be good deterministic chaoists. It seems to me that the stochastic/deterministic distinction is an unfortunate application of bivalency and perhaps needs reviewing in light of fuzzy.
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