Sentence examples for Infer meaning from inspiring English sources

Unlike human readers, computers cannot infer meaning from ambiguous text.

The new million dollar app YO lets users communicate the same generic 'yo' message to anyone, leaving it up the receiver to infer meaning.

The team came out of Qualcomm Labs, where CEO Ian Heidt had been working on a context-awareness platform called Gimbal that would infer meaning from a smartphone's sensors.

All reading requires the reader to infer meaning: the first chapter of The Sound and the Fury turns inference into an extreme sport.

Even if you barely know the language, you can then infer meaning from fragments you comprehend, guessing at unknown words from context.

It is unattractive, its mystical pretenses fail to even infer meaning, and it is a colossal waste of a facade that with a triumphant work could unite the entire area.

How can you teach your students to analyze and infer meanings from objects?

Siri's great trick is inferring meaning; Watson's great trick is retrieving information.

Colour is used as a visual clue for quick recognition of the nature of the process depicted and group processes into 'type' but again is not necessary for inferring meaning.

It's true, however, that some companies are working on technologies that can be used for inferring meanings, which would be the next step.

As an ethnographer, I inferred meanings by sorting through the consonances and dissonances, and what the gaps meant, if anything.