Mathematical Modeling
Definition
Mathematical modeling is the process of using mathematical structures and concepts to represent real-world situations or phenomena.
Related terms
Differential Equation: A type of equation that involves derivatives, which are used in many types of mathematical models to describe rates of change.
Simulation: A method often used in conjunction with mathematical models to predict outcomes based on different input variables.
Parameter Estimation: The process of determining the parameters (constants) in a mathematical model that best fit the observed data.
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AP Psychology
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