Thus, these projects could predict analogous inferences for all of our nonalignments in which the subject terms are more atomic than the object terms, so long as ontologically valid necessary and sufficient definitions could be constructed, as was done in this example.
As such, they are highly analogous to inferences whose conditions of application are given in sensory-plus-postural terms and whose consequences of application manifest in behavioral terms.
This generalization enables us to not only highlight the most important theoretical properties necessary for efficient inference (analogous to Bayesian inference in the framework of Bayesian network), but also to design efficient computational procedures.
Similar arguments, applied to suitable further augmentations of the axioms and rules of inference, yield analogous completeness theorems for many other finite-quantifier languages.
Such a choice will impact our inference results, analogous to choosing data ranges in calibration experiments.
Uniformity was deduced, however, by inference from analogous in vivo imaging of GFP expression from adenoviral and rAAV9 vectors.
In particular, it should be possible to approximate the bSFS using simulations and devise a composite-likelihood inference method analogous to that of Excoffier et al. (2013).
There are two categories of prediction schemes analogous to the popular inference schemes for HMMs: sequence decoding by Viterbi algorithm and marginal decoding by forward backward algorithm.
For that very reason, Husserl and Stein, for example, continued using the concept of empathy and regarded empathy as an irreducible "type of experiential act sui generis" (Stein 1917, 10), which allows us to view another person as being analogous to ourselves without this "analogizing apprehension" constituting an inference of analogy (Husserl 1963, 141).
