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Stokastik

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Definition & Context

Adjective

Adjective

A word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.

Pertaining to randomness or involving “probability”, where the outcome of a process or event is governed by variables that cannot be precisely predicted, but can only be estimated through statistical distributions of likelihood.

Synonyms & Variants

probabilistik

probabilistik

A technical synonym emphasizing the *calculation of chances*, while `stochastic` places greater emphasis on the inherent randomness of a process.

synonym
acak

acak

A common equivalent in standard Indonesian, but its semantic scope is broader and does not always imply the formal probabilistic framework associated with `stochastic`.

synonym
random

random

A loanword from English commonly used in informal contexts and everyday conversation as a concise equivalent of `stochastic` or `acak`.

synonym
tak tentu

tak tentu

A descriptive equivalent in standard Indonesian that captures the uncertainty aspect of `stochastic`, but does not carry specific technical-statistical implications.

synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

The word stochastic originates from the Greek stochastikos, meaning able to guess or of the nature of guessing, derived from the root stochos, meaning aim or target. It entered modern scientific vocabulary through Latin and English stochastic, and was adopted into Indonesian as a technical term in the fields of mathematics, statistics, physics, economics, and computer science. Its usage refers to systems or processes that contain an inherent element of randomness, as opposed to deterministic systems whose outcomes can be calculated with certainty. The term was popularized in academic contexts by 20th-century mathematicians, including in the development of Markov chain theory and stochastic processes by Andrei Markov.

Real-world Usage

Model stokastik ini digunakan untuk memprediksi fluktuasi harga saham.

English Translation
This stochastic model is used to predict fluctuations in stock prices.

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