Is there a need to define what kind of 確率 is spoken about?


This sentence is taken from the 5th chapter of the Guilty Gear Web-Comic,
which you can find here:

All Chapters: <https://www.guiltygear.com/ggst/jp/story/>

Chapter 5 (sentence on page 4):
<https://www.guiltygear.com/ggst/jp/news/post-784/>

Context: After Valentine, a being from another world with the wish to erase
all humans from earth meets two of the main characters she says the following:

> 「逃げない **確率** の低い方の人たちだ」

(The space is used to indicate where the text was split within the original
speech bubble).

I think that I understand the sentence. Valentine simply says that people like
the protagonists who choose not to run away are rare. I am however a bit
unsure about how 「 **確率** 」 is used here. I rechecked the English definition
(<https://jisho.org/search/kakuritu%20>) and Japanese definition as well
(<https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/word/%E7%A2%BA%E7%8E%87/>). Both articles
mention that the word basically means “the chances of something going to
happen,” so I kind of have the feeling that some kind of “defining word” of 「
**確率** 」is omitted here (as we usually need to know what that something is).

For example in a phrase like 「クマに襲われる確率」the kind of probability (確率) is
clearly defined. So I thought that the sentence in question in an abbreviated
version of something like:

「出会う **確率** の低い方の人たちだ」

This however, might just be me failing to understand the real meaning behind
the original sentence or the real meaning of 「 **確率** 」.

Long story short, I first had difficulties with understanding the sentence
mentioned above, because I felt like “a defining phrase” for 「 **確率** 」was
missing. Therefore, my question is whether the sentence has an omitted
“defining phrase” or is my understanding of the word 「 **確率** 」just off?




確率 may not be explicitly modified by a relative clause when a listener can
infer what type of 確率 is being talked about. Here, you can think of it as an
abbreviated version of 私が出会う確率の低い方の人たちだ. 確率が低い basically just means "rare", so
you can read it simply as "rare people", too. (Judging from the entire
chapter, she seems to speak somewhat like a robot or a _chunibyo_ character,
so don't worry if you feel her Japanese is unnatural.)

> 逃げない。確率の低い方の人たちだ。  
>  You're not running away. You are one of those rare people (who don't run
> away from me upon seeing me).




確率 may not be explicitly modified by a relative clause when a listener can
infer what type of 確率 is being talked about. Here, you can think of it as an
abbreviated version of 私が出会う確率の低い方の人たちだ. 確率が低い basically just means "rare", so
you can read it simply as "rare people", too. (Judging from the entire
chapter, she seems to speak somewhat like a robot or a _chunibyo_ character,
so don't worry if you feel her Japanese is unnatural.)

> 逃げない。確率の低い方の人たちだ。  
>  You're not running away. You are one of those rare people (who don't run
> away from me upon seeing me).

