Sentence examples for impossible probability from inspiring English sources
No. Second, there's the very nearly impossible probability of proving that there is a connection between members of the very large Saudi royal family and terrorist activities".
For instance, if cause A produces the effect with a.60 probability and B does so with a.65 probability, then if the participants are asked to compute the probability of the effect given A and B and they apply a linear integration rule, then they might expect the effect to occur with a probability of 1.25, which is an impossible probability.
We show that this theoretical equality is achieved by allowing impossible probabilities of disease.
Importantly, we show that the unconstrained multiplicative (Risch) model, often used in theoretical studies because of its mathematical tractability, is not a realistic model as impossible probabilities of disease are implied.
In the unconstrained Risch model we found that the occurrence of the impossible probabilities of disease (g x > 1) had a significant impact on the results for some realistic combinations of parameters.
The model for adjusted risk ratios failed to converge (that is, no usable results were produced); with the outcome having a prevalence of over 50% and strong predictor variables, certain women might be given an impossible estimated probability of over 100% when using adjusted risk ratios.
Historian Roger Cirillo however points out the operation was designed to clear the town of German forces; due to it being cut by both a river and a canal any attempts to make rapid progress through and beyond Caen were "in all probability, impossible".
Yet, in most situations there are exponentially many structures that provide a "reasonable" representation of the observed data, making comprehensive investigation or communication of all "good" structures (i.e. those with a non-negligible posterior probability) impossible.
When everything happens an infinite number of times, as would have to happen in an endless Universe, then it becomes impossible to apply probabilities to anything.
The lack of conjugacy in our likelihood model makes an explicit evaluation of the conditional assignment probabilities impossible, motivating us to use an auxiliary variable method (Neal, 2000) in which a collection of ephemeral classes is explicitly represented for the duration of the Gibbs scan.
