Sentence examples for base inference from inspiring English sources
Neuro-fuzzy inference systems consist of four main components comprising: fuzzifier input, fuzzy knowledge base, inference engine and defuzzyfier output.
We base inference on quantiles of resampling distributions, and derive confidence regions and ellipsoids based on these quantiles.
As typical of expert systems, the adopted approach includes a knowledge base, inference engine and working memory.
In this paper, a hybrid approach of rough set theory (RST) and fuzzy rule base inference system (FRBIS) coupled with a GIS environment is proposed for land degradation susceptibility mapping.
In contrast, studies that base inference on the behavior of denied applicants, such as those by Bound (1989) and von Wachter et al. (2011) interpret the first term of (3) as an upper-bound estimate of the effect of DI expansion on employment.
The overall representation and inference framework offers a further improvement and great extension of the recently developed belief Rule base Inference Methodology (refer to as RIMER), although they still share a common scheme at the final step of inference, i.e., the evidential reasoning (ER) approach is applied to the rule combination.
In this paper, we present a novel differential-network based inference framework, called network-based statistical analysis method (netSAM) to detect oncogenes.
Even though, data based inference methods are commonly used to infer the GRNs, to avoid spurious false-positive predictions, we use only experimentally validated regulations from literature.
Therefore, we apply KInfer to the network model we inferred with the time-lagged correlation based inference procedure described in the previous section.
The discrepancy between the homology based inference of 131 gene sites and the substantially lesser numbers of inferred start and stop codon locations was attributable to several factors.
One of the applications of the BRB is the Rule-base Inference Methodology using the Evidential Reasoning approach (RIMER).
