Sentence examples for narrow probability from inspiring English sources

We show how these rules can be incorporated into an anytime deduction procedure that proceeds by computing increasingly narrow probability intervals that contain the tightest entailed probability interval.

A lean core region with a narrow probability density distribution and a small standard deviation of the solids concentration exists, while the wall region exhibits a high solids concentration with a wide probability density distribution and a large standard deviation of the solids concentration.

The multi-objective calibration method allowed determining narrowed probability distributions for soil, plant and isotopic parameters of which some are currently debated and/or typically not measured in the field (e.g. kinetic fractionation factor during soil evaporation).

Saying "king of spades" and "ten of hearts" is extremely specific and has a narrower probability of being named together.

All parameter estimates showed narrow posterior probability distributions, indicating high confidence in the estimates.

When the hazard is small, which is often the case if time intervals are narrow or probability of death occurring in time interval t is low (i.e. death is a rare event), the parameter estimates from the logit and Cox models are likely to comparable.

But as the New Jersey accidents in 1983, which did not result in any core damage or release of radiation, show, no one can predict what might upend all the computer models, emergency planning and backup systems designed to eliminate those narrow theoretical probabilities or mitigate their effects.

The greater the information, the narrower the probability distribution and the lower the uncertainty.

Liberating uncertainty from its narrow confines of probability theory opened new, more expressive ways of representing scientific knowledge.

Whether confidence intervals are wide or narrow, the same probability exists of the point estimate lying within the limits of these confidence intervals.

Like the increasingly popular LiDAR which can find earthworks hidden under the rainforest canopy but can't sniff out terra preta—"these [statistical] methodologies narrow down the probabilities" of where to find promising archaeological sites.