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However, despite the multitude of inference methods available, these methods are still only capable of inferring 'moderately large dynamic networks' (Kim et al., 2013).

Children aged 12 to 18 months may even search for objects that they have not themselves witnessed being hidden, indicating that they are capable of inferring those objects' location.

We propose a neighbourhood-constrained spherical deconvolution approach that is capable of inferring asymmetric fibre orientation distributions (A-fods).

As shown above the StrucEluc system is capable of inferring all conceivable structures that agree with the experimental spectra and the additional constraints imposed by the chemist.

The API apart from extracting the ontological information is also capable of inferring new knowledge with the help of the axioms and rules in the ontology.

Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are capable of inferring the complex relationships between input and output process variables without a detailed characterization of the mechanisms governing the process.

Naturally, it should be possible to combine both our approach and their approach to give a model capable of simultaneously inferring TF activities, combinatorial interactions and post transcriptional regulations.

For example, in 1914, in arguing that atomic facts are typically known by direct empirical means rather than by inference, he wrote that "[p]erhaps one atomic fact may sometimes be capable of being inferred from another, though I do not believe this to be the case; but in any case it cannot be inferred from premises no one of which is an atomic fact" (OKEW, 48).

The real beauty of it is the software, capable of almost instantly inferring a subject's motion, which is reflected by an onscreen avatar in a game.

In combination with those for traversing the space of unstructured trees (Drummond et al., 2002), Ewing et al. showed that an MCMC algorithm based on these moves is capable not only of jointly inferring the structured tree and migration model parameters, but also of exploiting the additional information contained in serially sampled data to infer absolute migration rates.

The role of distributed artificial intelligence composed of separate and autonomous modules is justified by the need for scalable designs capable of co-operating to infer an optimal interpretation of the scene.