So if I'm not scared by the economy, if I'm not scared by earnings growth prospects, if I'm not scared by the Fed having to raise interest rates dramatically higher, if I'm not scared by valuations or by history, I have a hard time making very negative prognostications based on possibilities but not probabilities.
Taking this view of what is explained by statistical theories allows us to avoid various unintuitive consequences of Hempel's model (e.g., that high probability but not low probability outcomes are explained) and of Salmon's model (e.g., the same explanans $E$ explains both $M$ and $-M$.
BOTTOM LINE The Bucs are on the right track after last season's disaster, and there's a chance (but not a probability) that the young offense can sprout into a top-15 unit.
Many complicated numerical techniques such as artificial neural network (Nasir et al. 2015; Bian et al. 2014), fuzzy logic systems, and adaptive network-based fuzzy inference system are implemented for LCCA but repairing cost is usually determined through not probability method but deterministic method (Flintsch and Chen 2004; Barringer and Weber 1997; Rahman and Vanier 2004).
Baseline FDG-PET predicted the probability of an objective response, but not the probability of a metabolic response.
With Venus Williams on the opposite side of the draw from Serena, a repeat of last year's all-Williams final is a possibility but not a probability.
Those are easiest to skim off actively managed funds that charge fat fees in exchange for the prospect (but not the probability) of knocking out the lights or the protection offered by "professional management" in troubled times.
Note that this second distance does not require the same mass for (mu ) and (nu ), while the Wasserstein distance in the other minimization problem requires mass equality, but has to be extended to measures with equal mass, but not necessarily probability measures.
Last but not least, probability was attributed to events, for instance, when Thomas Aquinas, in Summa theologiae II-II, q. 32, 5, 1322, says "according as things probably and generally occur / according to what probably and generally occurs" (secundum ea quae probabiliter et in pluribus occurrunt).
In such a simple task, the maximizing behavior satisfies the matching law, but not the probability matching.
