Modelling Flashcards
(3 cards)
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deterministic modelling
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- mathematical models that produce the same output for a given set of inputs every time
- predictable and do not account for randomness or uncertainty
- based on a set of assumptions and use mathematical equations to predict the outcomes
- cost-effectiveness analysis, decision trees and markov models
Advanatages
- include simplicity , speed and ease of interpretation
They are also useful when dealing with situations that do not involve sig uncertainty or variation
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Stochastic modelling
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- mathematical models that incorporate randomness and uncertainty into their calculations
- based on probability distribution and generate multiple outcomes for a given set of inputs
- Monet carlo simulations and discrete event simulations
Advanatages
- stochastic models include their ability to account for uncertainty and variation and provide a range of possible outcomes
- useful for modelling complex systems and interactions
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