Probabilistické

Probabilistické is a Czech adjective meaning probabilistic, used to describe theories, methods, and models that are based on probability theory. The term appears in mathematics, statistics, computer science, and related fields to indicate a probabilistic rather than deterministic approach. In practice, probabilistické modely describe systems where outcomes are governed by random variables and probability distributions, while probabilistické inference concerns estimating such distributions from data.

In computer science, probabilistické programming and probabilistic algorithms use randomness as a fundamental component; Bayesian methods are common examples. In philosophy and decision theory, probabilistické reasoning refers to using probabilistic standards to evaluate beliefs or plans under uncertainty. The adjective is widely employed across disciplines to distinguish approaches that account for uncertainty and variability through probabilistic concepts rather than certainty.

Etymology and usage notes: the Czech adjective is formed from probabilita via the suffix -ický, with the neuter plural form probabilistické. In texts, it may occur within compound terms such as probabilistické modely, probabilistická logika, or probabilistické metody. In standard prose, it is typically lowercase, but when used as a title or heading, it may be capitalized as Probabilistické.

See also: probability theory, stochastic processes, probabilistic programming, Bayesian statistics, probabilistic logic.