The phrase "abstract probability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to theoretical discussions in mathematics, statistics, or philosophy where the concept of probability is considered in a non-concrete or generalized manner.
Example: "In the realm of abstract probability, we explore the underlying principles that govern random events without relying on specific instances."
Alternatives: "theoretical probability" or "conceptual probability".
Although many readers disliked it, the jitter reflected an earnest attempt to give tangible meaning to abstract probabilities.
The individual subjects we tackle are (in order): logic and proof, discrete mathematics, abstract algebra, probability and statistics, calculus, and differential equations.
The doctor thinks in terms of abstract, statistical probabilities, the rules of which are inapplicable to individual cases; and there is an added twist because, in contrast to what common sense suggests, the patient's odds of survival are unaffected by whatever happened before; they are still one against 10.
Abstract shape probabilities, as computed by RNAshapes, provide useful information beyond MFE folding.
The phase-space-volume preserving time-evolution specified by Hamilton's equations is replaced by the abstract notion of a probability measure preserving transformation T on X.
The solver used allows assigning a 'Caipirini score' to each abstract, corresponding to the probability that the abstract belongs to either set A or B. The vectors from set C are passed into the trained model so as that each abstract is classified to belong to set A if the SVM assigns a probability of belonging to set A greater than 0.5.
Qualitative networks abstract from the numerical probabilities of their quantitative counterparts by using signs to summarise the probabilistic influences between their variables.
Abstraction also has an impact on availability, because abstract quantities – such as probabilities – are not immediately available and require reasoning.
From the experimental statistical results, it is obvious that the sentences in the titles or in the final part of the abstracts have higher probabilities of describing the regulation relationships between TFs and TGs.
