A mathematical model is a mathematical representation of a real-world situation. Generally, mathematical models include a set of input parameters and a process to generate output. It simplifies real-world problems to these basic blocks. Models are used for describing an event, making predictions, analysis of data, understanding complex relationships, etc.
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| ACC: 12688 |
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| SEMESTER: ALL SEMESTERS |
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| TITLE OF THE BOOK: MATHEMATICAL MODELS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES |
| AUTHOR: KEMENY, JOHN G |
| YEAR: 1963 |
| CALL NO.: 510 |
| PRICE: 10 |
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| EDITION: 1ST |
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