In any case, there appear to be good grounds for rejecting both the Gilbert and Troitzsch and the Morgan and Guala grounds for distinguishing experiments and simulations.
These limitations have given rise to end-to-end, predictive approaches, such as Predictive State Representations (PSRs) and our Stochastic Distinguishing Experiments (SDEs), that learn a representation of state encoded in the probabilities of key sequences of raw actions and observations (i.e., experiments the agent can perform).
This paper proposes a new and robust approach for actively learning a predictive model of discrete, stochastic, partially-observable environments based on a concept called the Stochastic Distinguishing Experiment (SDE).
Unfortunately, distinct experiments within each publication are not annotated in all source databases, with the exception of the interactions from IntAct and MINT that appear to distinguish experiments using a numbered suffix to the author's name in the 'Author' field.
The addition of Protease Inhibitors distinguishes experiment 10_Alb_depl_NL from 06_Alb_depl.
Questions that arose during the BC focus group suggest that students may be failing to distinguish "experiment" and "investigation" in question 2 of the VNOS-C.
Hence, different types of kinase inhibitors should be distinguished during experiments.
The network structure, one excitatory and one inhibitory population in each layer, represents the minimal laminar extension of the mono-layered models and also the minimal set of cell types typically distinguished in experiments.
(cf. Introduction 8: 1.3.8.3; 1.3.12.11; 3.3.1.10) In fact, there is (almost) nothing to distinguish Humean "experiment" from normal, daily experience.
Mr. Grobe, a 39-year-old juggler, performance artist and Internet video celebrity, has turned his large 19th-century house into a studio for EepyBird.com, an entertainment site distinguished by "Experiment 137," one of the Web's most-watched videos.
Theories employing possible worlds terminology have been found to be very useful in philosophy, e.g. when engaging in thought experiments; distinguishing various claims in metaphysics, or in the philosophy of language, mind, knowledge or ethics; and in areas other than philosophy, like linguistics, modal logic, and probability theory.
