ergodic
- adjective
- /ˈɜrɡəˌdɪk/
- Specialized
- Whatever else, the ergodic trends don't prevent separating signal from noise (starting at about 17 years long) and progressing to about 30 years before the signal allows us to begin ignoring those 2-15 year natural ergodic trends that are there and concentrate on the **31;3292;TOOLONG trend.
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Watch on YouTubeSo if the theory is ergodic, then then all these possible things will happen at some point.
- So if the theory is ergodic, then then all these possible things will happen at some point.
Examples
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NI have this property for ergodic Markov chains.
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The equivalence Einstein cited is sometimes called the ergodic hypothesis.
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So if the theory is ergodic, then then all these possible things will happen at some point.
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So you now you learn about the ergodic shapes, the Oval.
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Before we knew that this convergence here for an ergodic unit chain was exponential.
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But the take away is that ergodic measures come for algebraic reasons and they're all nice.
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If we want to see something closer to the ergodic limit of natural variability, you would refer to the data from the Vostok ice cores.
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Whatever else, the ergodic trends don't prevent separating signal from noise (starting at about 17 years long) and progressing to about 30 years before the signal allows us to begin ignoring those 2-15 year natural ergodic trends that are there and concentrate on the **31;3292;TOOLONG trend.
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In an ergodic system, observations taken over time yield consistent statistical results regardless of initial conditions.
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The ergodic hypothesis suggests that, given enough time, a closed system will explore all its possible states.
Surface Forms
Morphology
ergodic = ergod + ic
A technical mathematical/physical term whose meaning in ergodic theory is not inferable by average learners from the combining form 'ergod' plus the suffix '-ic'.
Etymology
Ergodic comes from Greek parts ergon 'work' and hodos 'path', and it shares the root with energy. So, an ergodic system is like one that moves through all its possible 'work paths' over time, making its long-term behavior the same no matter where it started.