Q: What will future beings be able to infer about us from these fossils?
Since previous linear models may not be able to infer these regulations, the proposed algorithm can be valuable to restore inferred and literature-based networks to be consistent with the data.
In what follows we will discuss some methods based in probabilistic inference and information theory by means of which researchers may be able to infer and assess complex network structure from the probability distributions of some empirical quantitative features.
We may be able to infer or point to a possible answer, but, in the end, the answer to these questions is a matter of faith, not science.
Given a knowledge of the clay mineral in a suspected paleosol, and assuming the precipitation-clay mineralogy relationship described above, pedologists might be able to infer past climate.
"So if you are on Facebook talking about the Republican primary debates, people might be able to infer conclusions and make guesses".
Lead author Ms Wu Youyou, from Cambridge University's Psychometrics Centre, said: "In the future, computers could be able to infer our psychological traits and react accordingly, leading to the emergence of emotionally-intelligent and socially skilled machines.
But should that time come, by comparing this detailed image of Earth to a glimmering, flickering point source of light, "we want to be able to infer whether there are oceans and continents on another planet," she said.
This metadata is extremely revealing; investigators mining it might be able to infer whether we have an illness or an addiction, what our religious affiliations and political activities are, and so on.
As you may be able to infer, this could be used for evil in a number of ways.
Given this tree, students should be able to infer the characters in each of the extant species.
