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PIM stands for parallel inference machine.

A direct consequence of this result is that the conditioning strategy proposed by Touretzky to allow for fast parallel inference is also intractable.

The technical goal of the Fifth Generation Computer Systems (FGCS) project (1982 1993) was to develop Parallel Inference technologies, namely systematized technologies for realizing knowledge information processing on top of parallel computer architecture.

At the same time, building a large-scale Parallel Inference Machine (PIM) meant to develop a novel form of general-purpose computing technologies that are powerful enough to express various parallel algorithms and to describe a full operating system of PIM.

While our data set is much too small to draw parallel inferences, we saw nothing to suggest quaternary interactions between polymerase domains.

Dmitrienko et al's gatekeeping testing procedure with parallel inferences will be used to control the family-wise error rate [ 46].

We present the design and implementation of a parallel exact inference algorithm on the Cell Broadband Engine (Cell BE) processor, a heterogeneous multicore architecture.

These ten multiply imputed datasets allowed for statistical analysis to be conducted in parallel and inference to be combined across datasets using the methods described by Little and Rubin (1987) [ 12] and implemented in the mitools and mice R packages [ 13, 14].

In parallel, a Bayesian inference was realized with MrBayes [ 32] using the GTR + G model and 1,000,000 generations.

Our contention that (interpersonal) preferences should be the object of inference parallels Hohwy's hypothesis that desires are inferred in the process of applying generative models of ourselves (Hohwy, 2007).

While it is more common for inferences to be thought of as composed of judgments which have their own truth values, the judgments themselves can be thought of as gaining their meaning via the role they play in inferences, parallel to the way that the parts of the judgment can be thought of as resulting from the judgment's splitting.