Sentence examples for next inference from inspiring English sources

Next, inference could mean presumption that a state of things, which is not proved to have ceased, still continues.

For example, today's posterior probability may be used as tomorrow's prior, in the next statistical inference.

All of the cost-effectiveness measures are in practice unknown parameters that must be estimated from data, and we next consider inference about these measures from both the frequentist and Bayesian approaches.

These fuzzy input datasets are forwarded to the next step, the inference engine.

We next performed demographic inference on NHLBI ESP data (Tennessen et al. 2012; Fu et al. 2013).

Coalescent approaches offer a next series of inferences regarding the species in question, using statistical properties of the distribution of alleles of genes among populations of a species and estimates of their origins from single ancestral copies (Knowles 2006).

Next there are the inference rules governing the plural quantifiers.

Thus, the next step in Bayesian inference is to compare the probability of different hypotheses.

In the next stage of the inference, the highest scoring path P D (s, t) in D that connects a 'not visited' node to a 'visited' node is added.

The next three approaches are inference based (as opposed to MOA based) and include a conceptual model that explicitly incorporates both variability and uncertainty to better estimate population dose response, arguments for linear low-dose extrapolation as the default, and inclusion of severity in the standard uncertainty factor (UF) approach.

We will consider a solution to what Lycan terms "Cohen's Problem" after developing a notion of illocutionary inference in the next section.