Sentence examples for Complex inference from inspiring English sources
They cannot come close to actually understanding natural language, or anything else for which complex inference is required.
It uses a structured internal state model and complex inference about the environment to inform decision-making.
In addition, multi-phase unsteady flow fields with complex inference effects in the blade-tip vortices, shedding vortices, and turbulent wakes are numerically visualized and investigated in detail.
Essentially, FGs represent graphically the factorization of a function, and have been shown to be a good alternative to solve complex inference problems.
Population sample data are complex; inference and prediction require proper accommodation of not only the nonlinear interactions that determine the expected future abundance, but also the stochasticity inherent in data and variable (often unobserved) environmental factors.
While conditional HMMs represent the statistically more accurate model for correlated speech feature vectors, combined-order HMMs circumvent the mathematically more complex inference step by a larger number of HMM parameters [23].
Objective information includes the person's observable behaviour and usually does not require the assessor to draw complex inferences about such topics as attitudes toward parents, unconscious wishes, and deep-seated conflicts.
Algorithms that are inefficient for inferentially simple, low coordination or fault tolerant tasks are effective when tasks require coordination or complex inferences, or are fault intolerant.
The results not only suggest that humans aren't the only species capable of making complex inferences, but also point to flaws in a widely used test of animal intelligence.
In particular, we noted the importance of understanding the status of theories and of appreciating that testing empirical hypotheses can involve complex inferences and methods.
A lack of mental flexibility will hamper the capacity to consider alternatives and make complex inferences about oneself, which will inevitably result in poor insight.
