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The role of distributed artificial intelligence composed of separate and autonomous modules is justified by the need for scalable designs capable of co-operating to infer an optimal interpretation of the scene.

Two GPS time synchronized VLF receivers, one located at Bharati, Antarctica (geographical latitude 69.40°S, longitude 76.18°E) and another located at Tripura, India (geographical latitude 23.84°N, longitude 91.28°E) were operated simultaneously to infer common mode changes in the lower ionosphere for a number of solar flares events.

MapSplice aligns paired-end reads using these constraints and also incorporates a maximum likelihood method operating on the splice graph to infer the alignment of the complete insert, including the unsequenced fragment, given the distribution of insert lengths (Hu et al., 2010).

This work examines a layered architecture that operates on different temporal granularities to infer complex patterns of user preferences.

While the computer stores the information, it is also used to operate on it, and, crucially, to infer from it.

Its platform uses probabilistic models "to generalise to novel situations and adapt to changing environments by refining their strategies in data-driven ways"; Reinforcement Learning algorithms that estimate and account for uncertainty; and Game Theory to operate in multi-agent settings to infer what humans and other AIs are trying to do.

Strictly speaking, we do not have the evidence to infer gene networks operating in the B7.5 lineage of Molgula.

The evolution of the carbon concentration in austenite was used to infer the operating interfacial contact conditions as a function of time.

In particular, cost benefit analysis of climbing plant behaviour should be helpful to infer the selective pressures that have operated to shape current climber ecological communities.

In particular, cost benefit analysis of climbing plant behaviour should be helpful to infer the selective pressures that have operated to shape current climber ecological communities (see Rowe et al. 2004).

First, we consider each cause that is operating and use the science of psychology to infer what effect it would have.