The phrase "automatic inference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logic, artificial intelligence, or data analysis where conclusions are drawn automatically from given data or rules.
Example: "The system utilizes automatic inference to generate predictions based on historical data."
Alternatives: "automated reasoning" or "automatic deduction".
In order to enable a correct, efficient and large scale property annotation an automatic inference algorithm is required.
Recent results on historical reconstruction have demonstrated the most accurate system for the automatic inference of ancestral words from modern forms.
FuseNet is an approach for automatic inference of gene networks from data arising from potentially many nonidentical distributions.
Good review articles on methods for automatic inference of GRNs can be found in [ 1, 3, 4].
Recently, "top-down" approaches have been applied to construct logical models by automatic inference from high-throughput experiments (e.g., [ 30]).
To avoid functional inference with a minimal support, automatic inference was restricted to families with a predetermined level of purity (>0.2 for any specific Pfam keyword).
Finally, from the transitive relationship approach we also excluded annotations derived only from previous automatic inferences, e.g. GO annotations of proteins provided by GOA, or pathway annotation of proteins from Reactome, with only evidence code " Inferred from Electronic Annotations" (IEA).
This paper refines and extends recent approaches to the automatic schema inference by exploiting an obsolete schema in the inference process, designing new MDL measures and heuristic excluding of eccentric data inputs.
To fill the gap, the research area of automatic schema inference from XML documents has emerged.
The mismatch negativity (MMN) component of the auditory event-related potential can be used to study automatic perceptual inference.
These can include an automatic negative inference about the missing information, dismissal of the case, or heavy fines.This leads lawyers to practice the legal equivalent of "defensive medicine", producing far more than they need to to stay on the safe side.
