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Monte Carlo Simulation A method of estimating the value of an unknown quantity using the principles of inferential statistics Inferential statistics Population: a set of examples Sample: a proper subset of a population Key fact: a . random sample . tends to exhibit the same properties as the population from which it is drawn
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