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- Variability_function abstract "The variability function is the second component of the Bernoulli space which constitutes the stochastic model within Bernoulli stochastics. The Bernoulli space describes the transition from past to future. The determinate past is represented by a variable D which is called deterministic variable, because its value is fixed and, therefore, determinate. The future represented by the variable X is subject to randomness and X is therefore called random variable. The random variable Xmay adopt one of a set of different values according to a random law which depends on the actual initial conditions given by the value d of the deterministic variable D.".
- Q7915679 abstract "The variability function is the second component of the Bernoulli space which constitutes the stochastic model within Bernoulli stochastics. The Bernoulli space describes the transition from past to future. The determinate past is represented by a variable D which is called deterministic variable, because its value is fixed and, therefore, determinate. The future represented by the variable X is subject to randomness and X is therefore called random variable. The random variable Xmay adopt one of a set of different values according to a random law which depends on the actual initial conditions given by the value d of the deterministic variable D.".