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Stewart, Wayne; Stewart, Sepideh – PRIMUS, 2014
For many scientists, researchers and students Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) simulation is an important and necessary tool to perform Bayesian analyses. The simulation is often presented as a mathematical algorithm and then translated into an appropriate computer program. However, this can result in overlooking the fundamental and deeper…
Descriptors: Markov Processes, Monte Carlo Methods, College Mathematics, Mathematics Instruction
Kostadinov, Boyan – PRIMUS, 2013
This article attempts to introduce the reader to computational thinking and solving problems involving randomness. The main technique being employed is the Monte Carlo method, using the freely available software "R for Statistical Computing." The author illustrates the computer simulation approach by focusing on several problems of…
Descriptors: Computation, Monte Carlo Methods, College Mathematics, Problem Solving
Erickson, Keith – PRIMUS, 2010
The material in this module introduces students to some of the mathematical tools used to examine molecular evolution. This topic is standard fare in many mathematical biology or bioinformatics classes, but could also be suitable for classes in linear algebra or probability. While coursework in matrix algebra, Markov processes, Monte Carlo…
Descriptors: Monte Carlo Methods, Markov Processes, Biology, Probability