deterministic
- adjective
- /dɪˌtɜːrmɪˈnɪstɪk/
- Specialized
- So APOE is not a causative gene, It's not a deterministic gene, it's a risk gene.
- deterministic algorithm
- deterministic model
- deterministic motion
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Watch on YouTubeThere are at least three deterministic genes in Alzheimer's disease.
- There are at least three deterministic genes in Alzheimer's disease.
- But today, I think we just look at deterministic finite automata.
- And that's also why we don't see super deterministic correlations in people.
- So yeah, classical physics, I would say, is not deterministic, despite what you might think.
- It's a smooth, deterministic and local process.
- I don't think genetics is deterministic at all.
- So given all of that, we have some deterministic forces on us.
- So APOE is not a causative gene, It's not a deterministic gene, it's a risk gene.
- But for great majority of diseases, genes are not deterministic to that extent.
- Is it finding their path or some sort of a more eclectic and less deterministic process?
- Notice that it is completely predictive, completely deterministic.
- We choose to make that determinism deterministic in our choices.
- I thought at the time and as the judge said, deterministic, that you're vigilante.
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So that puts him on a deterministic trajectory.
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And those are the three things we want, deterministic, public and random.
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So it is, you know, worse space, but it's deterministic and it always is correct.
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So given all of that, we have some deterministic forces on us.
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It's a smooth, deterministic and local process.
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I'm just saying, in a deterministic event, such as hitting a baseball, there actually is a strict relation between cause and effect.
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We assume that the decision procedure is deterministic and behaves as a function.
Academic text (2012) -
All motion can be classified as one of three types: deterministic, random, and chaotic.
Academic text (1995) -
Random processes are completely unpredictable, whereas deterministic processes are completely predictable.
Academic text (1995) -
In a deterministic system, every action is the result of a specific cause.
Synonyms
Decided before it happens
Not chosen by chance and having a clear pattern
Based on clear rules or facts, not on personal choice
A process or system whose result is fixed before it happens
Antonyms
How Determined
Surface Forms
Morphology
deterministic = determinism (transparent) = determin + istic
Formed from the noun 'determinism' with the familiar adjectival suffix '-istic', so the meaning 'relating to determinism/not random' is directly inferable.
Etymology
Deterministic comes from Latin parts de- meaning 'completely' and terminare meaning 'to set a limit', a root you also see in determine and terminal. So a deterministic process has results that are fixed or set by earlier causes, not random.