Financial Modeling Vocabulary

adjective skilled in or characterized by careful analysis or reasoning

• The analytical report provided a detailed analysis of the company's financial performance.
• She has a very analytical mind and always looks at things from a logical perspective.
• I can't believe how analytical he is when it comes to solving problems.
• Her analytical approach to relationships helps her understand people better.

noun a mathematical process of calculating or determining something

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• The scientist used complex computation algorithms to analyze the data.
• I have no idea how this computation stuff works, it's way over my head.
• Dude, the computation on this game is insane, it's like next level.
• His mind was like a well-oiled machine, processing information with lightning-fast computation.

adjective relating to or expressed as a number or numbers

• The research study presented a detailed analysis of the numerical data collected.
• Can you help me with these numerical calculations for my homework?
• I'm not good with all those numbers and numerical stuff.
• His argument was strong, but lacked the numerical evidence to support it.

noun the state or quality of lasting forever or for an indefinitely long time

adverb in a way that lasts forever or for an indefinitely long time

• The land was deeded to the town in perpetuity for use as a public park.
• I promised to love you forever and always, in perpetuity.
• Dude, that meme is gonna be funny for eternity, it's like perpetuity!
• Her legacy will live on in perpetuity through the impact she made on others.

noun the action of climbing or moving up something, especially a steep slope

verb present participle of the verb 'scale', meaning to climb up or over something

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• The scaling of the company's operations required careful planning and implementation.
• We're going to need to start scaling up our team if we want to meet our goals.
• I heard they're scaling back on the project because of budget constraints.
• As she climbed higher up the mountain, she felt like she was scaling new heights in her personal growth.

adjective describing a mechanism or system that can automatically adapt or change to fit different conditions or requirements

• The self-adjusting mechanism in the thermostat ensures optimal temperature control.
• I love how my new watch is self-adjusting, I never have to worry about setting the time.
• This self-adjusting chair is so cool, it molds to your body perfectly.
• She has a self-adjusting attitude, always able to adapt to any situation.

noun RBF can be misleading as it may not accurately reflect a person's true emotions.

• Radial Basis Function (RBF) is a mathematical function used in machine learning for pattern recognition.
• I used RBF to improve the accuracy of my machine learning model.
• RBF is like a magic formula that helps the computer learn better.
• The RBF acts as a bridge between the input data and the output prediction in machine learning.

noun the process of examining data and trends to uncover insights and make informed business decisions

• The company invested in business analytics software to improve decision-making processes.
• I use business analytics to track sales trends and make better business decisions.
• I'm all about that business analytics life, always crunching numbers and analyzing data.
• Business analytics is like a compass that guides us through the vast sea of business operations.