Sentence examples for inference is made from inspiring English sources
An interpretation or inference is made from the information of the well test program.
If the inference is made ignoring the randomness of the model selection process, then there could be severe biases in estimating the parameters of interest.
Energy-efficient inference is made possible on sensor nodes by exploiting sparsity, which is a characteristic of a signal that allows us to represent information efficiently.
Ecological fallacy, also called ecological inference fallacy, in epidemiology, failure in reasoning that arises when an inference is made about an individual based on aggregate data for a group.
Among the more prominent middot are the kol wa-ḥomer ("how much more"), in which the interpreter proceeds from a minor to a major premise, and the gezera shawa (comparison of similar expressions, or laws), in which an inference is made by analogy.
There would seem to be a natural inference to the contrary; and the inference is made determinate by the stipulated fact that no one was under any obligation, legal or otherwise (and this would include a moral obligation, however slight), 'to pay any additional compensation.' There is no ground for saying that the benefit received and the compensation then paid for it were not equivalents.
The simplest form of inference is making use of a pattern, proxy, example or sample.
When intelligent inference is making in intelligent expert system, special knowledge and rules and parameters relevant will be extracted from distributed knowledge base and data base.
The hard-working staff here at Spoiler Alerts apologizes if this inference was made in error].
Such an inference was made in the Aristotelian and natural law traditions, but it is not obviously valid.
