Sentence examples for inferring them from inspiring English sources

We increase robustness of EMs by inferring them simultaneously across multiple viewpoints and including environmental geometry that is occluded from the viewpoint sample but is revealed in nearby viewpoints.

As Karl Popper wrote (in the context of scientific discovery, but it applies equally to the programming of AGIs and the education of children): "there is no such thing as instruction from without … We do not discover new facts or new effects by copying them, or by inferring them inductively from observation, or by any other method of instruction by the environment.

Evolutionary psychology proposes that we should discover the details of our nature, first by inferring them from the social conditions that prevailed when it was formed in the Stone Age, and, second, by atomising it, dividing it into separate "modules" that determine distinct particles of behaviour.

Evidential probabilities are a kind of "interval-valued" probability together with a thorough theory for inferring them from statistical data, and for logically reasoning about them.

Our exercise is different, since we take direct measures of distortions from the data rather than inferring them, and look at their relationship with the size distribution of firms.

Traditionally they are detected through family studies or by mathematically inferring them from marker genotypes.

Readers infer them from the text and in turn use their inferences to shape their interpretations.

Where types are not explicitly given in models, Ptolemy II can also infer them from context.

Both the Sandia and Livermore experiments cannot measure temperatures directly and must infer them from computer simulations of the shock waves.

A critical aspect of this problem is that one cannot observe mental states directly, but must infer them from observable actions.

Since we know that the planet Saturn has rings, we can infer them from a photograph of the planet that the shapes we see are the rings.