● Reasoning: cognitive inference is essential for the system to infer whether it has to act or not and what action(s) should be taken.
Fed watchers had to infer whether the central bankers had loosened or tightened policy.
As the game was played, subjects endeavored to infer whether a change had taken place, and whether the odds had shifted in favor of red or blue balls.
The Basis Peak, for instance, can infer whether the wearer is in deep, light or REM sleep, providing meaningful data on sleep quality.
If the detected deletions are true, it is difficult to infer whether they existed at the time of original infection, or resulted from a subsequent laboratory adaptation.
Baidu will collect information about a restaurant, for example, and Duer will infer whether it is pet-friendly or has outdoor seating.
Drawbridge's main feat is to use probabilistic models to try to infer whether a desktop user and a mobile user are the same person.
You can infer whether there's attraction or repulsion between objects of different kinds, which ones are more or less massive, which surfaces have more or less friction.
They can infer whether there is, with just viewing each of these videos a couple of times, much higher than chance.
By means of differential equations, DEB model can infer whether a stressor promotes a shift in energy allocation along the life history of the individuals.
This hinders our ability to investigate its past evolution and infer whether thermal torques have acted on Gaspra's spin axis since its origin.
