Mathematical framework for random dynamic systems.

A stochastic process represents a collection of random variables indexed by parameters such as time or space. These mathematical models provide a framework for analyzing how random phenomena evolve in dynamic systems. This fundamental theory connects multiple branches of statistics, offering essential tools for modeling uncertainty and making predictions across diverse applications, from financial markets to physics.

Faculty exploring stochastic processes. 

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Ahmed El Alaoui
Assistant Professor of Statistics and Data Science
Ahmed El Alaoui
Assistant Professor of Statistics and Data Science
ae333@cornell.edu
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David S. Matteson
Professor, Statistics and Data Science, Director of the National Institute of Statistical Sciences
David S. Matteson
Professor, Statistics and Data Science, Director of the National Institute of Statistical Sciences
Matteson <at> cornell <dot> edu