In another case, though the text did not mention anything about smoking, the expert inferred the non-smoking status from the patient's age (5 years old).
The authors of the EDM proposed an "expert-inferred" model (i.e., one not strictly based on their data) for the regulation of the ectoderm and mesoderm modules by pal-1 (see Figure 6 of [ 14]); we refer to this model as the C lineage model.
It lets experts infer, with empirical data and in real-time, where people are, and how many, and where they are probably headed.
In a classical approach, especially in a company environment, the two steps of design-space exploration and optimization are usually performed by experts inferring on major phenomena, making assumptions and doing some trial-and-error runs on the available mathematical models.
Thus, we obtained 1,703 prefixes and 630 suffixes manually generated and checked by an expert, and we inferred 40 rules for transcription.
To consider uncertainty, time can be interpreted as triangular number and applied an expert system to infer cost.
Scientific data with incomplete context can be corrected by an expert, who can infer missing information from personal knowledge, from the literature, or by conducting additional experiments in order to obtain the missing information.
Then, if the consumer burns the amount y, the expert infers from this that the consumer expects at least y.
Taking the same logic one step further, suppose now the consumer burns the amount (x − 1 ) ϵ. Then the expert infers from that that the consumer expects at least V − P h − x ϵ.
Taking the same logic one step further, suppose now the consumer burns the amount (x − 1 ) ϵ. Then the expert infers from that that E α (x − 1 ) ϵ (π c ) − (x − 1 ) ϵ ⩾ V − P h − x ϵ.
The context is considered as the knowledge and reasoning, not only acquired by a human expert but also inferred by our system, which assist in the identification and fusion of events.
