Sentence examples for expected probabilities from inspiring English sources

Modern casinos use electronic sensors and computers to monitor their roulette wheels for any discrepancies in the expected probabilities and replace them long before they become worn enough to affect their profits.

In particular, they show that persons answering 50%% to the 2004 HRS question about their perceived percent chance of a positive stock return hold more stocks than persons with lower expected probabilities but less than persons with higher expected probabilities.

Ideally, the modelling paradigm will have some bearing on the system behaviour if expected probabilities are approximately equal to empirical probabilities.

This paper presents a methodology for portraying the uncertain nature of PMP estimation by analyzing individual steps within the PMP derivation procedure whereby for each parameter requiring judgment, a set of possible values is specified and accompanied by expected probabilities.

The authors in [8, 9] also suggested to only reconstruct the signal's power spectrum, in order to optimize the sensing performance at the expected probabilities of detection and false alarm.

Using revised fatigue curves developed by Argonne National Laboratory ANLL), the work of this paper calculates the expected probabilities of fatigue failures and associated core damage frequencies at a 40-year and 60-year plant life for a sample of components from five PWR and two BWR plants.

The second group of projections, the high-impact expectations, shows a rather high expected probability (57 72 %).

The expected probability of obesity also increased from west to east, with 11.5percentt probability in New York City, 17percentt in Nassau and 17.8percentt in Suffolk.

The expected probability of success in a particular achievement situation is also important in this achievement theory.

where E denotes the expected probability distribution.

Expected probability is a weighted average of all individual probabilities.