It is only by observing a consumer's choices that economists can infer his preferences.
They can also follow surfing habits, keeping track of Web pages that a user visits in order to infer his interests.
Greenspan has made a living by saying nothing in the most complicated possible ways and letting other people infer his genius.
From the data, Cardew and his team of 30 analysts could infer a spectator's emotional response to each point, and from there, infer his or her chosen player.
In his own lifetime, Dickens was considered quirky, unstable and even wicked because his friends and relatives were hard put to infer his motives or account for his behavior.
Still, we can infer his opinion on the Cro-Magnon man-smash-bone-headed din of Skrillex or the philistine posturing of Deadmau5 from the terseness of his treatment.
In that case, the system cannot infer his behavior and make a proposition.
Whewell is interesting to examine in relation to this issue because he claimed to be inferring his philosophy of science from his study of the history and practice of science.
Concerning the attack 1, that is based on a stronger background knowledge, we have assumed that the attacker knows the user call activities for a specific number of weeks and we have measured the probability to re-identify the user and infer his activities in the remaining weeks.
We're not so clear on why Hawkeye steps away, though the wonderful sequence surprisingly introducing his wife and kids, Mad Men's Linda Cardellini and company, allows you to infer his reasons.
