probabilistic programming

English

Noun

probabilistic programming (uncountable)

  1. (programming, statistics) A programming paradigm in which programs specify probabilistic models through ordinary computational constructs augmented with primitives for random sampling and, in statistical applications, conditioning on observations.
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