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Published inMar 2017
Reading LevelIntermediate
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ISBN-139781786462411
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Dr. Param Jeet
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Dr. Param Jeet is a Ph.D. in mathematics from one of India's leading technological institute in Madras (IITM), India. Dr. Param Jeet has a couple of mathematical research papers published in various international journals. Dr. Param Jeet has been into the analytics industry for the last few years and has worked with various leading multinational companies as well as consulted few of companies as a data scientist.
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Prashant Vats is a masters in mathematics from one of India's leading technological institute, IIT Mumbai. Prashant has been into analytics industry for more than 10 years and has worked with various leading multinational companies as well as consulted few of companies as data scientist across several domain.
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Monte Carlo simulation


Monte Carlo simulation plays a very important role in risk management. Even if we have access to all the relevant information pertaining to risk associated with a firm, it is still not possible to predict the associated risk and quantify it. By the means of Monte Carlo simulation, we can generate all the possible scenarios of risk and using it, we can evaluate the impact of risk and build a better risk mitigation strategy.

Monte Carlo simulation is a computational mathematical approach which gives the user the option of creating a range of possible outcome scenarios, including extreme ones, with the probability associated with each outcome. The possible outcomes are also drawn on the expected line of distribution, which may be closer to real outcomes. The range of possible outcomes can be used in risk analysis for building the models and drawing the inferences. Analysis is repeated again and again using a different set of random values from the probability function...

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Published in: Mar 2017Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781786462411

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Dr. Param Jeet

Dr. Param Jeet is a Ph.D. in mathematics from one of India's leading technological institute in Madras (IITM), India. Dr. Param Jeet has a couple of mathematical research papers published in various international journals. Dr. Param Jeet has been into the analytics industry for the last few years and has worked with various leading multinational companies as well as consulted few of companies as a data scientist.
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PRASHANT VATS

Prashant Vats is a masters in mathematics from one of India's leading technological institute, IIT Mumbai. Prashant has been into analytics industry for more than 10 years and has worked with various leading multinational companies as well as consulted few of companies as data scientist across several domain.
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