Sentence examples for inferring the cause from inspiring English sources

It involves collecting information about symptoms (including signs and other indicators) from the caretakers of each of a randomly selected set of deceased in some population of interest, and inferring the cause of death.

These authors argue that one problem in inferring the cause or an intention of an action is that the problem is ill-posed "because identical movements can be made when performing different actions with different goals".

The causal inference model formalizes and addresses the problem that had been phrased by von Helmholtz as "probabilistically inferring the causes of cues".

This paper casts theory of mind as inferring the causes of sensory signals.

This refers to a computational framework for inferring the causes (intentions, goals, and motor commands) of sensory inputs (observed kinematics) by minimizing prediction error at all levels of a cortical hierarchy.

In our simulation, the values of the parameters measured for the first time after the handover are used to correctly infer the cause of packet losses.

However, it would be reasonable to infer the cause to consider the characteristic of the BMD which is a measurement of the bone maturity and could be affected by an inflammatory response.

We modify the LD in such a way that, on vertical handover, the parameters for the loss differentiation are reset for LD to accurately infer the cause of packet losses on the changed wireless link.

The rotation frequency and phase, the motor torque, and oil temperature are monitored and recorded by the PC to infer the cause of any troubles, shortening the time before repairs.

In Section 4.1.1, we briefly review our loss differentiation scheme [7] which is originally proposed to infer the cause of each packet loss as congestion loss over wired part or wireless loss for wired/wireless networks.

For instance, to infer the cause from the effect one would have to first to define what causality is, which as Jayarāśi demonstrates cannot be done with the categories we have at our disposal: there is actually no reliable way to relate A and B as cause and effect.