Moreover, our approach is capable of inferring biological coherence from the data, without the explicit need of predefined functional groupings, as was shown by the enrichments of the identified modules found for genes within the GenAge database.
The essence of our task is to generate an algorithm that is capable of inferring probabilistic classification rules from the given training set with the ability to generalise to new patterns.
Thus, computational algorithms capable of inferring robust predictors of drug responses from genomic information are of great practical importance.
Our feature extraction is based on a variant of Granger causality (GC), called correlation-purged Granger causality (CPGC), which is capable of inferring the underlying causal brain networks without interference from instantaneous correlation [7], [8].
In particular, we need methods and tools that are capable of inferring reliable and interpretable mechanistic gene-regulatory networks from data.
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.
We propose a neighbourhood-constrained spherical deconvolution approach that is capable of inferring asymmetric fibre orientation distributions (A-fods).
This system should be equipped with mining algorithms capable of inferring new knowledge.
All other methods are capable of inferring, potentially, more edges than genes.
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).
Size of great earthquakes of 1837-1974 infromed from tsunami data.
