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zero-one law

zero-one law noun: the fact that, in some circumstances, the probability of an event can only be zero or one and not any intermediate value.

Noun

zero-one law (plural zero-one laws)

  1. The fact that, in some circumstances, the probability of an event can only be zero or one and not any intermediate value.

Forms of zero-one law

pluralzero-one laws

Words formed from zero-one law

  • Blumenthal's zero-one law
  • Hewitt-Savage zero-one law
  • Kolmogorov's zero-one law
  • Lévy's zero-one law

Questions about zero-one law

What does zero-one law mean?
Zero-one law means the fact that, in some circumstances, the probability of an event can only be zero or one and not any intermediate value.
What part of speech is zero-one law?
Zero-one law is a noun.
What is the plural of zero-one law?
The plural of zero-one law is zero-one laws.

Words near zero-one law in the dictionary

  1. zero-life
  2. zero-lifed
  3. zero-lifes
  4. zero-lifing
  5. zero-marking
  6. zero-one law
  7. zero-one laws
  8. zero-order design
  9. zero-order designs
  10. zero-order hold
  11. zero-order holds

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