The equation P Hypothesis|Evidence) shows abduction, or inferring a hypothesis from observations.
We used different approaches to infer a phylogenetic hypothesis for this taxon of Gastropoda.
Reid criticizes Locke's theory of personal identity for inferring a metaphysical hypothesis now called the Memory Theory from the conceptual connection between memory and personal identity.
However, this mtDNA dataset allows inferring a first hypothesis for reconstructing phylogenetic relationships among disjunctly distributed telmatherinid species, whose mtDNA haplotypes most likely have preserved the vicariant phylogenetic signal.
This suggests to Dr Kipping that it formed as a standard mini-Neptune, then moved into a closer orbit and had much of its atmosphere boiled off by the radiation of its parent.For now, that is just a hypothesis, inferred from a handful of measurements of mass and radius.
In Figure 1, factual sentences (denoted as 'Background', sentences 1, 2 and 4) are distinguished from a sentence containing information inferred from the 'Background', a hypothesis driving and justifying the work presented in the article ('Hypothesis', sentence 3).
Abduction is a specific form of inductive or non-demonstrative reasoning in which a hypothesis is inferred to be true from the fact that it provides the best explanation of the data.
Indeed, it refers only to a single month of mobility, a period probably too short to infer a definitive conclusion on our hypothesis.
To better test this hypothesis, we infer a new rpl36 phylogeny including five additional haptophyte genera (seven species), 24 additional stramenopiles, four additional rhodophytes, as well as a representative of the recently recognized algal lineage Paulinella.
The idea for the hypothesis generation is that if entity A is linked to entity B and entity B is further linked to entity C then there may be a new relationship between entity A and entity C. Manually, it is very difficult to infer new hypothesis based on all the published facts, specially with the vast amount of available literature.
