Sentence examples for methods that infer from inspiring English sources
Testing how methods that infer speciation and extinction rates perform when their underlying model assumptions are violated.
Most of what we do know about the time course of reading comes from methods that infer the order of letter extraction from reaction times or overall accuracy.
It is clear that there is much room for improvement in the development of methods that infer the historical relationship of intraspecific sequences, particularly when the sequences might have undergone some level of recombination.
During the past forty years a plethora of methods that infer phylogenetic trees have been introduced, based on genetic distances, evolutionary parsimony, maximum-likelihood and Bayesian theory [2], [3], [4], [5], [6].
The data presented here, combined with much historical data, suggest that emm typing assays and faster molecular methods that infer emm type from genomic signatures could be used to efficiently infer critical phenotypic characteristics based on robust genotype: phenotype correlations.
Other information theoretic methods that infer biological network connectivity from data sets with larger sample sizes[14], also involve a considerable effort to remove effects that are dominated by global correlations such as the use of the data-processing inequality[15].
Shotton et al. [19] presented a semantic texton forest method that infers the distribution over categories at each pixel and uses an inferred image-level prior to obtaining state-of-the-art performance.
Fattal [9] proposed a method that infers the medium transmission by estimating the albedo of the scene.
Thus any method that infers similarity based on proximity will find that a large fraction of the network is proximate to any typical node.
To effectively analyze and interpret these data, we developed a bioinformatic method that infers epigenomic cell-state dynamics from low-coverage methylome data.
In addition, sleep duration and fragmentation are assessed with actigraphy, a method that infers wakefulness and sleep from the presence or absence of limb movement [ 171].
