Probability used in a sentence

Probability in a sentence as a noun

And I would think, "That's exactly the point of a probability!

"Penis" seems like a very high probability spam term.

I'm not saying I definitely could have done better, but I do think my probability of failure would have been <= to theirs.

I don't care about total points per se, I care about the probability that I'll appreciate having read something.

The nicest thing about this approach is that it makes it very easy to reason about probability correctly.

Those companies probably represented the top ~20% of outcomes, with a high probability of success for the investors.

You can predict, with very high probability, the outcome of the game based solely on who's playing, and most people don't like being crushed by the same players over and over again.

Cough ******** cough, The statically probability that you would generate an actual AND proper tracking code that also just happens to be used by a site that shares all you code is less than can be described.

In other words, S is a random variable, a mapping that ascribes a probability to each of the possible software systems that we could build to satisfy C. Therefore, our best estimate, even with the perfect estimating function F, is itself a random variable.

Rather than getting best estimates, they are explicitly requesting that scientists over-estimate the probability of disaster and cry wolf.

"If your team cannot reasonably solo-close $100k in revenue by repeating your current model, which I allocate a very non-trivial percentage of the probability space to, you do not actually have a revenue model yet. I'd have a hard look at my bank account and say "Can we figure out a revenue model before I get thrown out of my apartment for non-payment of rent?

Hard to know that employee X has said the same thing about every candidate that has come from Y, and if the committee sees two comments one positive and one negative and there isn't anyone on the committee who knows any different then how do you evaluate?The simplest solution if either has an equal probability of being the 'correct' assesment is that you pass on them because you can't know if you have bad data.