Sentence examples for concepts and inference from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the fuzzy knowledge representation framework of the medical computer consultation system MedFrame/CADIAG-IV as well as the specific knowledge acquisition techniques that have been developed to support the definition of knowledge concepts and inference rules.

I shall discuss the following aspects of Sextus' skepticism: (i) investigation, (ii) concepts and inference rules, (iii) belief, (iv) the formulae, (v) appearances, (vi) language, (vii) action, and (viii) the so-called special arguments (that is, arguments that do not explain the nature of Pyrrhonism, but engage with specific dogmatic theories in logic, physics, and ethics).

In the long term, semantic web techniques have potential to provide robust solutions to data integration in biodiversity and (meta genomics (52 ) by providing ontologies that describe the concepts and inference rules in each of the domains involved.

The latter allows the testing of both palynological concepts and inferences and can inform archaeological discovery and imagination.

(ii) Concepts and rules of inference.

In addition: (i) proficiency in R software is necessary; (ii) knowledge of basic statistical modeling and inference concepts (likelihood estimation, random variables, binomial and Poisson distributions, linear models, generalized linear models, random effects); (iii) equivalent knowledge to an undergraduate level class in population estimation.

Researchers analysed the presence, meanings and relationships between words and concepts, and subsequently made inferences about the messages within the texts.

In four experiments, we tested conditions under which artifact concepts support inference and coherence in causal categorization.

Political science in the United States in the last quarter of the 19th century was influenced by the experience of numerous scholars who had done graduate work at German universities, where the discipline was taught as Staatswissenschaft ("science of the state") in an ordered, structured, and analytic organization of concepts, definitions, comparisons, and inferences.

The second chapter introduces some fundamental concepts in statistical decision theory and inference.

But taking in all that complication requires a lot of cognitive work, including the application of concepts and the drawing of inferences.