Sentence examples for improve inference from inspiring English sources

Increasing the number of samples in the experiment (a common strategy to improve inference) does not in fact generate the hoped-for improvements.

Several network compression and acceleration techniques including multi-layer merging and knowledge distilling are adopted to further improve inference speed.

Modifications to the simple parsimony approach could also improve inference of ancestral codon usage.

This demonstrates that data integration can improve inference, and enables analysis of the effect of each normalisation technique.

Thus a divergence model that allows for both isolation and migration will improve inference of historical demographic parameters, and allow the detection of post-divergence gene flow.

Because ENM approaches in such cases are often more refined, the use of ENM to complement phylogeographic predictions will likely improve inference of Pleistocene refugia (see below).

Therefore, appropriate statistical adjustment using such demographic and clinical information is critical in order to improve inferences in determining putative genes and biological pathways in psychiatric disorders.

In so doing, we discuss how other observations could be combined with gene frequency distributions to improve inferences regarding evolutionary mechanisms shaping genome composition.

Data from small subsamples of the population, based on either existing or purpose-designed surveys, can also be used to enhance the design of spatial studies and improve inferences that can be drawn from them.

While Bayesian updating did not improve inferences in the ovarian cancer GWAS example using the existing model, it may when the model is generalized to incorporate disease specific annotations.

We show that our method may be used on its own to make accurate identification of specific, biologically relevant protein-protein interactions or in combination with other AP-MS scoring methods to significantly improve inferences.