However, since we are mostly interested in inference of GRNs, one should use accuracy of inferred GRNs to define the optimal criteria.
As a child, Octavian says, he was taught the importance of observation: "precise in notation, acute in investigation and rational in inference".
But Kimmy's ugly history comes through, in inference and in sly, unsettling jokes about trauma, jagged bits that puncture what is a colorful fish-out-of-water comedy.
The epistolary play is always tough to put over, since the dramatic power of letters lies so much in inference and implication, in the ways correspondents read between each other's lines.
Nor can inference provide one with knowledge of an indeterminate reality, because in inference one always knows something as coming under a general rule.
Even more than "Primer," which plunged characters and viewers into a seductive haze of confusion, "Upstream Color" is a movie about the limits of knowledge that doubles as an experiment in inference.
Perception is shown to be irreducible to inference, inference is shown to yield certain knowledge, and errors in inference are viewed as being faults in the person, not in the method itself.
The direction of justification here mirrors the direction of justification in inference to the best explanation.
Further, what do we relate in inference: universals with universals, universals with a particular, or a particular with a particular?
Yogācāra, Jaina, and Nyāya logicians find similarity or relevant similarity to figure in inference as a knowledge-generating process.
