adjective
definition
Of, pertaining to or derived using probability.
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Of or pertaining to the Roman Catholic doctrine of probabilism.
Examples of probabilistic in a Sentence
In particular he will be looking at some policy implications of moves toward more probabilistic forecasts of climate change.
In yet another, quantum billiard balls exhibit the strange, probabilistic nature of quantum particles.
The connection we already have involves the Proposition of Neural Indeterminacy, probabilistic causation, and the Correlation Hypothesis.
Probabilistic constraints To illustrate one type of stochastic program suppose that we have two six-sided dice.
Combining probabilistic logic programming with the power of maximum entropy.
We use Bayesian networks (BN) to perform probabilistic inference.
We also show how to use these results to prove a weak version of the conjectured probabilistic embedding lemma.
All the standard interpretations of quantum theory posit that the cosmos changes in accordance with causal principles that are stochastic or probabilistic.
As a novel alternative we use probabilistic labeling to drive the deformation process.
It explains why the response to a selection pressure is only probabilistic.
Both Mike Harrison and myself tried to stress at the first workshop, that seasonal prediction is necessarily probabilistic.
Both models use the same parameters and naming conventions reported in this paper and both are fully probabilistic.
This probabilistic streamline is said to connect to all points along its path.
Together these studies provide a probabilistic framework for sensorimotor control.
The system is based on the Abbot large vocabulary speech recognizer and a probabilistic text retrieval system.