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Definition of probabilistic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
uncertaintybased on likelihood rather than certainty
- His probabilistic approach helped in decision-making.
2.
theory relatedTECH. relating to the theory of probabilityTECH.
- Probabilistic methods are essential in statistics.
Expressions with probabilistic
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model predicts outcomes based on probabilities
The probabilistic classifier estimated the likelihood of rain tomorrow.
tool for reasoning under uncertainty in algorithms
Probabilistic logic operators are essential in AI decision-making processes.
Origin of probabilistic
Latin, probabilis (likely) + -istic (relating to)
Terms with probabilistic included in their meaning
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machine learning
simple probabilistic model using Bayes' theorem with independence assumptions
algorithm
probabilistic optimization method inspired by annealing in metals
randomness
in a random or probabilistic manner
Examples of probabilistic in a sentence
Her probabilistic reasoning was crucial in the analysis. Probabilistic algorithms are used in machine learning.
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- French:probabiliste, ...
- German:probabilistisch, wahrscheinlichkeitstheoretisch, ...
- Italian:probabilistico, ...
- Spanish:probabilístico, probabilista, ...
- Portuguese:probabilístico, ...
- Chinese:概率的, 概率论的, ...
- Japanese:確率的な, 確率論的, ...
- Arabic:احتمالي, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא וַדָּאִי, הִסתַבְּרוּתִי, ...
- Russian:вероятностный, ...
- Ukrainian:ймовірнісний, ймовірнісно-теоретичний, ...
- Hindi:संभाव्यतामूलक, प्रायिकता सिद्धांत से संबंधित, ...
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