Robust
A characteristic describing a model's, test's or system's ability to effectively perform while its variables or assumptions are altered. A robust concept can operate without failure under a variety of conditions. Investopedia Says:
Robustness can relate to both economic and statistical concepts. For statistics, a test is claimed as robust if it still provides insight to a problem despite having its assumptions altered or violated. In economics, robustness is attributed to financial markets that continue to perform despite alterations in market conditions. In general, being robust means a system can handle variability and remain effective. Related Terms:
Black Scholes Model
Capital Asset Pricing Model - CAPM
Fama And French Three Factor Model
Financial Modeling
Model Risk
Value at Risk - VaR
Variance
Volatility |