Sentence examples for inference hard from inspiring English sources

However, this emphasizes that short local similarities between sequences make orthology inference hard.

(Several other variables are also nuisance parameters, but eliminating them would make inference harder, not easier).

The result is that the majority of efforts at assessing the character of Bashar Assad - and his country's trajectory - have devolved into a kind of Syrian-style 'Kremlinology', as much based on inference as hard facts based on a solid knowledge of the man.

Pre-Aristotelian evidence for reflection on argument forms and valid inference are harder to come by.

We are trying to infer hidden causes other people's thoughts from their behavior, but they are hidden inside other people's skulls, so the inference is very hard.

Programs of this type obviously can not solve hard inference problems.

It can translate that surface area info into an inference about how hard a user is pressing to determine force.

We ran several more experiments with different priors (not shown here) and conclude that when we apply more general priors we run into trouble with this hard inference problem and get stuck in suboptimal posteriors.

Several studies about computational complexity of nonmonotonic reasoning (NMR) showed that nonmonotonic inference is significantly harder than classical, monotonic inference.

The same technique can be applied to the results of a related paper (by Cooper), to further restrict belief network topology in the proof that probabilistic inference is NP-hard.

The complexity of this model is linear with respect to the number of variable nodes [36, 37], whereas in general, BN inference is NP-hard [38].