probabilistic
probabilistic
Definition
prob·abi·lis·tic (präb′ə bə lis′tik)
adjective
- of or based on probabilism
- of, based on, or involving probability
probabilistic
Usage Examples
Used with adjective complement
- use: As a novel alternative we use probabilistic labeling to drive the deformation process.
Modifies a noun
- automata: Keywords: duration calculus, real-time systems, probabilistic automata, satisfaction probability.
- reasoning: For this reason, many forms of probabilistic reasoning fail to satisfy Cut.
- causation: The connection we already have involves the Proposition of Neural Indeterminacy, probabilistic causation, and the Correlation Hypothesis.
- inference: We use Bayesian networks ( BN ) to perform probabilistic inference.
- modeling: Recommended online courses in probabilistic modeling: MIT AI Lab course webpage.
- forecasting: You will develop multi-model approaches to address the probabilistic forecasting of weather and climate extremes.
Modifying Another Word
- only: It explains why the response to a selection pressure is only probabilistic.
- necessarily: Both Mike Harrison and myself tried to stress at the first workshop, that seasonal prediction is necessarily probabilistic.
- fully: Both models use the same parameters and naming conventions reported in this paper and both are fully probabilistic.
Preposition: in
- nature: The models are probabilistic in nature, using the method of Markov chains.
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