| probability |
A measure (expressed as a percentage or ratio) of estimation of the chance of occurrence. See Likelihood.
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| probability distribution |
The function that gives the probabilities that a variable equals each of a sequence of possible values. Examples include the binomial, chi square, normal and Poisson distributions.
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| probability |
The chance of occurrence or recurrence of a specified event within a unit of time, commonly expressed in 3 ways. Thus a 10-year flood has a chance of 0.1 per year and is also called a 10%-chance flood.
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| probability |
A probability provides a quantitative description of the likely occurrence of a particular event. Probability is conventionally expressed on a scale of zero to one. A rare event has a probability close to zero. A very common event has a probability close to one. The probability of drawing a spade from a pack of 52 well-shuffled playing cards is 13 spades divided by 52 cards, or .25.
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| probability d. |
a mathematical function that assigns to each measurable event in a sample space the probability that the event will occur.
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