probability基本解释
n.可能性；【数】或然率；机率；【统计】概率，概率论
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名词复数: probabilities
probability
基本词汇
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基本词汇
n.可能性；【数】或然率；机率；【统计】概率，概率论
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名词复数: probabilities
noun
1. the quality of being probable
a probable event or the most probable event
e.g. for a while mutiny seemed a probability
going by past experience there was a high probability that the visitors were lost
2. a measure of how likely it is that some event will occur
a number expressing the ratio of favorable cases to the whole number of cases possible
e.g. the probability that an unbiased coin will fall with the head up is 0.5
Synonym: chance
1. 可能性；几率；概率
The probability of something happening is how likely it is to happen, sometimes expressed as a fraction or a percentage.
e.g. Without a transfusion, the victim's probability of dying was 100%...
如果不输血，患者必死无疑。
e.g. The probabilities of crime or victimization are higher with some situations than with others...
在有些情况下，犯罪或受害的几率要相对更高。
2. 可能性；或然性
You say that there is a probability that something will happen when it is likely to happen.
e.g. There's an excellent probability that unless action is quickly taken, pipes will freeze...
除非立即采取行动，否则管道很有可能冻住。
e.g. If you've owned property for several years, the probability is that values have increased...
如果一处房产已经拥有多年，有可能它已经增值了。
3. 很可能
If you say that something will happen in all probability, you mean that you think it is very likely to happen.
probability是什么意思
e.g. The Republicans had better get used to the fact that in all probability, they are going to lose...
共和党人最好习惯他们很有可能失败的事实。
e.g. In all probability, the final upturn in their fortunes is some months away yet.
很可能再过数月他们才会转运。
1. 机率：2-1 机率(probability) 在这一节,我们只为介绍一些专有名词,可以用投钱币的例子. 钱币有两面,一为头面(H,head),一为尾面(T主要内容 1. 方差分析概要 2. 一元方差分析 1. 方差分析概要 方差分析(ANOVA):为了比较几个均值是否相同的统计检验方法称为方差分析.
2. 几率：可能性(Likelihood)-- 对威胁事件发生的几率(Probability)或频率(Frequency)的定性描述. 安全措施(Safeguard)-- 也称作控制措施(control)或对策(countermeasure),即通过防范威胁、减少弱点、限制意外事件带来影响等途径来消减风险的机制、方法和措施.
3. probability：p.; 概率
1. in all probability : 很可能；
Protracted imprisonment actually increases the probability that subsequent offences will be committed.
出自：A. Storr
