Sentence examples for single inference from inspiring English sources

Hyperresolution (Robinson 1965b) reduces the number of intermediate resolvents by combining several resolution steps into a single inference step.

Here event segmentation and classification become a single inference problem and the Viterbi stage alignment automatically yields the event sequence for continuous video streams.

After the creation of M imputed datasets, the M sets of parameter estimates and standard errors are combined into a single inference following rules established by Rubin (1987).

We next generated five imputed datasets (Figure 12 in the Appendix) running the analyses separately on each dataset, and combining, by using Rubin's (1987) rules, the parameter estimates and standard errors into a single inference.r The resulting estimates accounted for both within- and between-imputation uncertainty, reflecting the fact that the imputed values were not observed values.

As the causal inference model uses a single inference rule to account for the entire spectrum of sensory cue combination, many previous models are special cases of the model presented here, including those showing statistical optimality of complete integration (pcommon = 1) when the discrepancy between the signals is small.

For the benefit of comparing our LHS method with other frequentist approaches, we computed P-values using the logistic regression (8), in addition to BFs, based on a single inference of the loadings (or a single EM run).

The results are displayed as a single conditional inference tree.

To infer an integrated network of miRNA and gene regulation, we presented a novel application of the NetGenerator tool i.e. its capability to integrate miRNA and mRNA time series data into a single network inference.

Although single locus inference can be hazardous in the face of coalescent variance and the possibility of selection, our approach offers the possibility to look at patterns of community assembly when the community consists of many non-model organisms where only "barcode" DNA sequence data can be feasibly collected.

For simulated data, we report results from both (1) single ML inference runs based on each of the 50 replicate protein datasets at each branch-length ratio increment, and (2) bootstrapping (N = 10) each of the 50 replicate datasets, as described in the preceding paragraph.

These impossible worlds still have a certain amount of logical structure: they behave in quite a standard fashion with respect to essentially single-premise inferences (they are actually closed under any classically valid single-premise inference); but they are anarchic and not closed under essentially multiple-premise inferences.