Sentence examples for deduce future from inspiring English sources

A common approach is to deduce future content popularity using the aggregate users' attention after the publication of a web content.

Most of the techniques are based on probabilistic models of user's history and patterns to deduce future locations.

Most of them are based on probabilistic models of user's history and patterns to deduce future locations.

Once these shapes are detected the prediction task consists in mapping videos to the clusters that best describe their evolution until the prediction moment (t i ) and in using the temporal evolution trends of the clusters to deduce future video popularity.

Importantly, the research nurses in charge of recruitment were unaware of the specific minimization factors being used and so could not deduce future group assignments by keeping track of the past-allocations to control or intervention groups.

However, this scheme is still vulnerable to backward and forward traceability because if an active attacker compromise a tag this can identify the tag's past interactions from previous transactions and the fixed ID of the tag and can deduce the future transaction.

So deducing the future from the past wouldn't be straightforward, even if the dataset were perfect.

From the President's invitees, a hypothetical future historian might deduce that Americans lived with a sense of constant danger.

Franklin left some of his clothes to posterity, making it possible for future generations to deduce his girth from his inseams, said Ivan Schwartz, the studio's director.

In one of these, the author speculates about the inferences scientists make about extinct creatures from the remains they have left behind – and what future generations would deduce about his society.

To solve these challenges in the 60 GHz communications, our design and implementation are considered in all major layers, and the experimental results are presented to deduce insight and vision of future Wi-Fi.