Sentence examples for the same probabilities from inspiring English sources

It follows that the mathematical model for choosing a number at random from [0, 1] and that of tossing a fair coin infinitely many times assign the same probabilities to all intervals of the form [k/2n, 1/2n].

The difference between between blackjack and roulette, he accurately points out, is that each spin of the roulette wheel offers a fresh shot with the same probabilities, while success at a given hand of blackjack is partly a function of which cards have been previously dealt.

Jaynes attempts to save the principle of indifference and to extend the principle of maximum entropy to the continuous case, with his invariance condition: in two problems where we have the same knowledge, we should assign the same probabilities.

A limitation of the ICA method is that it assigns an equal risk to all settings below ground, thus a station and a route segment are assigned the same probabilities of theft.

That is, it will have to give an account of which physical interactions between "object" and "probe" systems count as measurements, and of how these interactions cause the probe system to evolve into final 'outcome-states' that correspond to and have the same probabilities as the outcomes predicted by the theory.

Note that U3 represents the number of the last E3 scalings done, and is initialized to 0. The described AC is based on the binary source statistics, and it is essential that, for an encoded symbol index i, the encoder and the decoder use the same probabilities p0 and p1.

It's about the same probability of hitting a field goal from the 20-yard line.

It "gives you the same probability, and yet people don't think of it that way".

In this way, each slip would have the same probability of being chosen.

Doesn't the same probability apply to the A.L. Central, where the Indians and the Twins play each other nine more times?

A victory by Mr. Trump remains quite possible: Mrs. Clinton's chance of losing is about the same probability that an N.B.A. player will miss a free throw.