On the improbability of algorithmic specified complexity
Winston Ewert, Robert J. Marks, William A. Dembski · 2013
An event with low probability is unlikely to happen, but events with low probability happen all of the time. This is because many distinct low probability events can have a large combined probability. However, some low probability events can be seen to follow an independent pattern. Algorithmic specified complexity (ASC) measures the degree to which an event is improbable and follows a pattern. We show a bound on the probability of obtaining a particular value of algorithmic specified complexity. Consequently we can say that high ASC objects are improbable.