The phrase "accumulated probability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, mathematics, or probability theory, where you are discussing the total probability of a series of events occurring.
Example: "The accumulated probability of rolling a six on a fair die over multiple attempts increases with each roll."
Alternatives: "cumulative probability" or "total probability".
Emergency risk should be over 90% of accumulated probability.
Using abandoned factories in Taiwan as a case study, the method considers 40 points (50% accumulated probability) as the threshold of acceptable risk.
Accordingly, when an accumulated probability higher than 0.9 is obtained in the range ([hat {mu }_{theta,k}-theta _{dev}, hat {mu }_{theta,k}+theta _{dev}]), it is hypothesized that the agent is attracted to an area.
Part (a) of Figure 6 shows the relationships between the real position of mobile node and the error of the algorithm, and part (b) of Figure 6 shows accumulated probability distribution of localization error of weighted centroid algorithm and RSSI-verifying algorithm.
For larger sequences the accumulated probability of these shapes may not be sufficient to cover 1 − T.
A two-tailed p-value was calculated as p = 2q, where q is the accumulated probability q = ∑ y ' = 0 y ' ≤ y p y ' x.
We show how to compute the accumulated probabilities of all structures that share the same shape.
Our algorithm computes accumulated probabilities (or Boltzman-weighted energies) for all shapes.
The accumulated probabilities in the last row represent the overall unconditional probability that a specific parallel activity is carried out simultaneously to any other primary activity.
The suchthat clause activates a filter that weeds out shapes with accumulated probabilities <10−, which was shown to speed up the computation without significantly distorting results.
To compute the apriori term, we apply the prior feedback approach [ 23] to accumulate probabilities up to each time step.
