Maybe better to call these ‘quantitative modeling techniques’ or ‘applied quantitative modeling’?
The term ‘mathematical modeling’ makes me think more about theoretical axiomatic modeling and work that doesn’t actually use numbers or data.
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Maybe better to call these ‘quantitative modeling techniques’ or ‘applied quantitative modeling’?
The term ‘mathematical modeling’ makes me think more about theoretical axiomatic modeling and work that doesn’t actually use numbers or data.