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... an infinite word with prefix x to be in L is 0. Formally, P r({y ∈ Σω : x · y ∈ L}) = 0. Then, L is prob-counterable if it has a prob-bad-prefix. Now, given a Kripke structure K, we combine the relative and probabilistic views in the expected way: a finite computation x ∈ (2AP )∗ of K is a K-prob-ba ...
... an infinite word with prefix x to be in L is 0. Formally, P r({y ∈ Σω : x · y ∈ L}) = 0. Then, L is prob-counterable if it has a prob-bad-prefix. Now, given a Kripke structure K, we combine the relative and probabilistic views in the expected way: a finite computation x ∈ (2AP )∗ of K is a K-prob-ba ...
The Encoding Grammar and Syntax
... the procedure consists in making the semantic relations, present in the semantic representation, more explicit. Specifically, syntactic relations between elements of an encoded sentence reflect those semantic relations present in that sentence‘s semantic representation that are not conditioned by la ...
... the procedure consists in making the semantic relations, present in the semantic representation, more explicit. Specifically, syntactic relations between elements of an encoded sentence reflect those semantic relations present in that sentence‘s semantic representation that are not conditioned by la ...
Grammar Punk Primer
... These are practical skills we’re trying to instill. It is not necessary to become a grammar snob; a workable relationship with grammar is sufficient to create a strong writer. Grammar rules exist to instill calm and order into the chaos of letters into words and words into sentences. Rote memorizati ...
... These are practical skills we’re trying to instill. It is not necessary to become a grammar snob; a workable relationship with grammar is sufficient to create a strong writer. Grammar rules exist to instill calm and order into the chaos of letters into words and words into sentences. Rote memorizati ...
PROBABILISTIC ALGORITHMIC RANDOMNESS §1. Introduction
... to implement, for instance by flipping coins or waiting for atomic decay events. In addition, it seems quite natural that if a sequence is random, then it should also be random relative to most randomly chosen advice strings. An additional motivation is that incorporating randomness into deterministi ...
... to implement, for instance by flipping coins or waiting for atomic decay events. In addition, it seems quite natural that if a sequence is random, then it should also be random relative to most randomly chosen advice strings. An additional motivation is that incorporating randomness into deterministi ...
Subjective multi-prior probability: A representation of a partial
... under consideration is more likely. For example, due to insufficient or conflicting data about customers’ preferences, a committee of experts might be unable to determine which of the smart phones and the tablet PCs markets will grow more rapidly in the next few years. A likelihood relation in such ...
... under consideration is more likely. For example, due to insufficient or conflicting data about customers’ preferences, a committee of experts might be unable to determine which of the smart phones and the tablet PCs markets will grow more rapidly in the next few years. A likelihood relation in such ...
6 Probability
... During another month the probability of a machine being available for use was 0.92. What was the probability of a machine being broken ...
... During another month the probability of a machine being available for use was 0.92. What was the probability of a machine being broken ...
Chap 2-Basic Concepts in Probability and Statistics
... systematized experience—called a frequency series. No frequency series can speak for itself in a perfectly objective manner. Many judgments inevitably enter into compiling every frequency series—deciding which frequency series to use for an estimate, choosing which part of the frequency series to us ...
... systematized experience—called a frequency series. No frequency series can speak for itself in a perfectly objective manner. Many judgments inevitably enter into compiling every frequency series—deciding which frequency series to use for an estimate, choosing which part of the frequency series to us ...
Alternative Axiomatizations of Elementary Probability
... coherent a basis both notions can be developed. Moreover the theory is then developed in a way that better corresponds to how probability is applied. In any interpretation, the entities to which probabilities are attached have some initial probability: calling it the prior, unconditional, antecedent ...
... coherent a basis both notions can be developed. Moreover the theory is then developed in a way that better corresponds to how probability is applied. In any interpretation, the entities to which probabilities are attached have some initial probability: calling it the prior, unconditional, antecedent ...
