Definition of probabilistic in English:

probabilistic

adjective ˌprɒbəbɪˈlɪstɪkˌprɑbəbəˈlɪstɪk

Based on or adapted to a theory of probability; subject to or involving chance variation.
盖然性的；可能性的；或然性的
the main approaches are either rule-based or probabilistic
主要方法不是基于规则的就是盖然性的。
Example sentencesExamples
- The time to resume operations is a key datum in probabilistic risk assessment.
- Given that we exist in a probabilistic universe, one cannot say that anything absolutely will happen.
- He no longer insists on indefeasible knowledge, now settling for probabilistic arguments.
- Maps of probabilistic risk give an idea of the underlying statistical uncertainty, as is done in calculating insurance risk.
- This is an attractively written systematic exposition of the basic probabilistic methods of congestion theory.
- It is interesting that the probabilistic model is a model not of a physical phenomenon, but of another piece of mathematics.
- But the same comment applies in any situation we think of as probabilistic (either the coin will come down heads or it won't).
- The algorithm relies on probabilistic modeling of data and seeks idealization that has a maximal likelihood.
- The risks put those tasks on a probabilistic critical path with an associated probability.
- Extrapolations are logical and centered on lessons to be learned, rather than based on statistical, probabilistic rules.
- The surprise caused by this puzzle can be expressed in probabilistic terms.
- Indeed, contemporary physics tells us the actual world abounds with probabilistic processes that are causal in character.
- Admitting an applicant with high grades, then, is a probabilistic judgment based on the group to which he belongs.
- One of the main reasons that these decisions can constitute a psychological burden is that they must be made based on uncertain, probabilistic data.
- According to the theory of probabilistic mental models, the decision to choose one response over the other is based on the testing of contextually relevant cues.
- Indeed, agent causation is consistent with its being the case that probabilistic laws of nature apply as thoroughly to human beings and their behavior as such laws apply to anything else.
- Plant fate maps are thus more probabilistic and are based on indirect methods.
- The structure of scientific explanation: deductive and probabilistic explanation.
- We duck if we see something about to hit us and we do not undertake a formal probabilistic risk assessment before we cross the road.
- Around this time Menger's interests in mathematics broadened and he began to work on hyperbolic geometry, probabilistic geometry and the algebra of functions.

Derivatives

probabilistically

adverb

What is crucially missing is a rational account of the relation between potentialities and actualities - just how the wave function probabilistically controls the occurrence of outcomes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Whichever of these actions she performs, earlier events probabilistically cause that action.
- A five-suit deck of cards might be a suitable holiday gift for someone mathematically or probabilistically inclined.
- Just because a decision was made randomly or probabilistically doesn't mean it was chosen by a free will.
- The possibilities are explicitly enumerated and probabilistically evaluated from the beginning.

Definition of probabilistic in US English:

probabilistic

adjectiveˌpräbəbəˈlistikˌprɑbəbəˈlɪstɪk

Based on or adapted to a theory of probability; subject to or involving chance variation.
盖然性的；可能性的；或然性的
the main approaches are either rule-based or probabilistic
主要方法不是基于规则的就是盖然性的。
Example sentencesExamples
- We duck if we see something about to hit us and we do not undertake a formal probabilistic risk assessment before we cross the road.
- He no longer insists on indefeasible knowledge, now settling for probabilistic arguments.
- This is an attractively written systematic exposition of the basic probabilistic methods of congestion theory.
- The surprise caused by this puzzle can be expressed in probabilistic terms.
- Given that we exist in a probabilistic universe, one cannot say that anything absolutely will happen.
- The risks put those tasks on a probabilistic critical path with an associated probability.
- The algorithm relies on probabilistic modeling of data and seeks idealization that has a maximal likelihood.
- Around this time Menger's interests in mathematics broadened and he began to work on hyperbolic geometry, probabilistic geometry and the algebra of functions.
- Maps of probabilistic risk give an idea of the underlying statistical uncertainty, as is done in calculating insurance risk.
- According to the theory of probabilistic mental models, the decision to choose one response over the other is based on the testing of contextually relevant cues.
- Indeed, contemporary physics tells us the actual world abounds with probabilistic processes that are causal in character.
- Plant fate maps are thus more probabilistic and are based on indirect methods.
- Extrapolations are logical and centered on lessons to be learned, rather than based on statistical, probabilistic rules.
- Admitting an applicant with high grades, then, is a probabilistic judgment based on the group to which he belongs.
- It is interesting that the probabilistic model is a model not of a physical phenomenon, but of another piece of mathematics.
- The structure of scientific explanation: deductive and probabilistic explanation.
- Indeed, agent causation is consistent with its being the case that probabilistic laws of nature apply as thoroughly to human beings and their behavior as such laws apply to anything else.
- But the same comment applies in any situation we think of as probabilistic (either the coin will come down heads or it won't).
- The time to resume operations is a key datum in probabilistic risk assessment.
- One of the main reasons that these decisions can constitute a psychological burden is that they must be made based on uncertain, probabilistic data.

单词	probabilistic
释义	Definition of probabilistic in English: probabilistic adjective ˌprɒbəbɪˈlɪstɪkˌprɑbəbəˈlɪstɪk Based on or adapted to a theory of probability; subject to or involving chance variation. 盖然性的；可能性的；或然性的 the main approaches are either rule-based or probabilistic 主要方法不是基于规则的就是盖然性的。 Example sentencesExamples The time to resume operations is a key datum in probabilistic risk assessment. Given that we exist in a probabilistic universe, one cannot say that anything absolutely will happen. He no longer insists on indefeasible knowledge, now settling for probabilistic arguments. Maps of probabilistic risk give an idea of the underlying statistical uncertainty, as is done in calculating insurance risk. This is an attractively written systematic exposition of the basic probabilistic methods of congestion theory. It is interesting that the probabilistic model is a model not of a physical phenomenon, but of another piece of mathematics. But the same comment applies in any situation we think of as probabilistic (either the coin will come down heads or it won't). The algorithm relies on probabilistic modeling of data and seeks idealization that has a maximal likelihood. The risks put those tasks on a probabilistic critical path with an associated probability. Extrapolations are logical and centered on lessons to be learned, rather than based on statistical, probabilistic rules. The surprise caused by this puzzle can be expressed in probabilistic terms. Indeed, contemporary physics tells us the actual world abounds with probabilistic processes that are causal in character. Admitting an applicant with high grades, then, is a probabilistic judgment based on the group to which he belongs. One of the main reasons that these decisions can constitute a psychological burden is that they must be made based on uncertain, probabilistic data. According to the theory of probabilistic mental models, the decision to choose one response over the other is based on the testing of contextually relevant cues. Indeed, agent causation is consistent with its being the case that probabilistic laws of nature apply as thoroughly to human beings and their behavior as such laws apply to anything else. Plant fate maps are thus more probabilistic and are based on indirect methods. The structure of scientific explanation: deductive and probabilistic explanation. We duck if we see something about to hit us and we do not undertake a formal probabilistic risk assessment before we cross the road. Around this time Menger's interests in mathematics broadened and he began to work on hyperbolic geometry, probabilistic geometry and the algebra of functions. Derivatives probabilistically adverb What is crucially missing is a rational account of the relation between potentialities and actualities - just how the wave function probabilistically controls the occurrence of outcomes. Example sentencesExamples Whichever of these actions she performs, earlier events probabilistically cause that action. A five-suit deck of cards might be a suitable holiday gift for someone mathematically or probabilistically inclined. Just because a decision was made randomly or probabilistically doesn't mean it was chosen by a free will. The possibilities are explicitly enumerated and probabilistically evaluated from the beginning. Definition of probabilistic in US English: probabilistic adjectiveˌpräbəbəˈlistikˌprɑbəbəˈlɪstɪk Based on or adapted to a theory of probability; subject to or involving chance variation. 盖然性的；可能性的；或然性的 the main approaches are either rule-based or probabilistic 主要方法不是基于规则的就是盖然性的。 Example sentencesExamples We duck if we see something about to hit us and we do not undertake a formal probabilistic risk assessment before we cross the road. He no longer insists on indefeasible knowledge, now settling for probabilistic arguments. This is an attractively written systematic exposition of the basic probabilistic methods of congestion theory. The surprise caused by this puzzle can be expressed in probabilistic terms. Given that we exist in a probabilistic universe, one cannot say that anything absolutely will happen. The risks put those tasks on a probabilistic critical path with an associated probability. The algorithm relies on probabilistic modeling of data and seeks idealization that has a maximal likelihood. Around this time Menger's interests in mathematics broadened and he began to work on hyperbolic geometry, probabilistic geometry and the algebra of functions. Maps of probabilistic risk give an idea of the underlying statistical uncertainty, as is done in calculating insurance risk. According to the theory of probabilistic mental models, the decision to choose one response over the other is based on the testing of contextually relevant cues. Indeed, contemporary physics tells us the actual world abounds with probabilistic processes that are causal in character. Plant fate maps are thus more probabilistic and are based on indirect methods. Extrapolations are logical and centered on lessons to be learned, rather than based on statistical, probabilistic rules. Admitting an applicant with high grades, then, is a probabilistic judgment based on the group to which he belongs. It is interesting that the probabilistic model is a model not of a physical phenomenon, but of another piece of mathematics. The structure of scientific explanation: deductive and probabilistic explanation. Indeed, agent causation is consistent with its being the case that probabilistic laws of nature apply as thoroughly to human beings and their behavior as such laws apply to anything else. But the same comment applies in any situation we think of as probabilistic (either the coin will come down heads or it won't). The time to resume operations is a key datum in probabilistic risk assessment. One of the main reasons that these decisions can constitute a psychological burden is that they must be made based on uncertain, probabilistic data.
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