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stochastic model

stochastic model A stochastic model is a model that includes chance variation so it can represent random disturbances affecting how a system changes over time.

A stochastic model is a model that includes chance variation so it can represent random disturbances affecting how a system changes over time. In the source, this is done by adding Brownian motion, making the model more realistic and showing how different levels of noise can alter outcomes.

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Drafting source: Jiang Shaoping; Wang Hongyan; Hu Yudie. Analysis of drug-resistant tuberculosis transmission dynamics in China using fractional stochastic model. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0335889; article XML SHA-256 93827294336856c2a5d1603813399d1e7ecaae9a7f1ecdcf48947e52e867ba6b. “Analysis of drug-resistant tuberculosis transmission dynamics in China using fractional stochastic model” (10.1371/journal.pone.0335889).
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