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probabilistic
[ prob-uh-buh-lis-tik ]
adjective
- Statistics. of or relating to probability:
probabilistic forecasting.
- of or relating to probabilism.
Word History and Origins
Origin of probabilistic1
Example Sentences
Others are experimenting with more probabilistic techniques that use far less data, inspired by a human child’s ability to learn from very few examples.
I’m also going to set aside the question of how probabilistic forecasts like FiveThirtyEight’s did.
Since particles’ exact trajectories are unknowable, researchers sought a more probabilistic approach.
This probabilistic argument is widely known, but no one has been able to extend it to a complete proof of the conjecture.
Rather than relying on the brain’s visible “landmarks,” which can still differ between people, the probabilistic map is far more precise, the authors said.
Almost all the forecast that I publish, in politics and other fields, are probabilistic.
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