probabilistic
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of or relating to or based on probability
of or relating to the Roman Catholic philosophy of probabilism
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probabilistic quantum theory
Accordingly, they are also probabilistic and not in themselves originally selected or adequate, but on them there subsequently operates natural selection which eliminates inappropriate mutations.
A code that achieves the entropy rate of a sequence for a given model, plus the codebook (i.e. the probabilistic model), is one such program, but it may not be the shortest.
All associated workflows are then considering ensemble of realizations, and consequently ensemble of predictions that allow for probabilistic forecasting.
Alternatively, ZPP can be defined as the class of problems for which a probabilistic Turing machine exists with these properties: * It always runs in polynomial time.
Although entropy is often used as a characterization of the information content of a data source, this information content is not absolute: it depends crucially on the probabilistic model.