modeler

[mahd-uhl-er]

noun

1. a person who devises a model, representation, or simulation of a complex phenomenon, such as climate change or economic trends, usually by using a computer program.

2. a person who creates models in clay, wax, or other media.

3. Computers.,  a piece of software that creates models, simulations, or representations of things.

Example Sentences

Even the modelers aren’t sure why models do what they do.

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HIV response research was one of her first professional focuses when she got her start in 2008, so the effort came naturally, the Amsterdam-based mathematical modeler said.

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All told, risk modelers have estimated it will cost the insurance industry $20 billion to $45 billion to pay for property damage, temporary housing costs and other claims stemming from the fires.

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Risk modelers have estimated the cost to the insurance industry to pay for property damage, temporary housing costs and other claims at $20 billion to $45 billion.

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The election modeler questioned Biden's fitness for office, given that the 82-year-old president was pressured to drop out of the most recent presidential election over concerns about his age.

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