Particle filters infer a point-estimate as a statistic (typically, the mean) of a set of samples.
But it would be wrong to abstract from this diagramming function and infer a world of points and lines with their own particular quantity.
"The idea that they would characterize our sponsorship of the film and our national and global efforts to provide millions of books to children around the world as inappropriate," a spokeswoman for Coca-Cola, SUSAN McDERMOTT, said yesterday, "and to infer a connection misses the point for the sake of sensationalism".
In this study, we have inferred a large set of point mutations originating within segmental duplications in the human genome.
It is also possible to calculate patient perceived change by comparison of the current report (5/10) with their current perception of how they would rate how they were feeling previously (9/10) and infers a reduction of four points.
Without a frame of reference your brain will be unable to infer a stable position of the point of light.
To compute rates of development at different time points, we inferred a steady rate from birth to 61 months (pre-leptin treatment) because we did not have two pretreatment baselines.
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.
Conventional change score calculation would compare the patients' current report (5/10) to their previous report (3/10) and infer an improvement of two points.
We may be able to infer or point to a possible answer, but, in the end, the answer to these questions is a matter of faith, not science.
Because we infer that, and is a point on the geodesic joining the points and.
