MONTE CARLO SIMULATION
A problem solving technique used in cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analyses. This simulation approximates the probability of some outcomes by running several trial runs using random variables. It is named after the city in Monaco where the main attraction in that city is casino with games of chances.
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