Sentence examples for the direct inference from inspiring English sources

In terms of the image processing for motion capture, the measured depth can be used for the building of 3D human models through 2D pose estimation (i.e., 2D skeletons with depth), as well as for the direct inference of 3D poses by integrating the depth into the pose estimation process.

A dispersion of the order of 40 or 25% was found in the minimum and nominal lives when evaluated by the direct inference method or by the nonlinear regression method, respectively, and a dispersion of 17% calculated by nonlinear regression was observed for the shape parameter, β̂.

The accuracy of the direct inference has been reported to significantly drop under 60% sequence identity [ 3].

The proposed method does not account for the direct inference of the missing sites, i.e., imputing missing genotypes [ 34].

Due to limited availability in protein interaction data in different species, the direct inference of ancestral protein interaction networks and subsequent evolutionary events is primarily anecdotal [ 3].

The direct inference of haplotypes from amplicon sequences requires that loci be homozygous, which is rarely the case in diploid and tetraploid potato genotypes.

The major advantage of using single-molecule maps is the direct, inference-free supporting evidence for the presence of an SV provided by these maps.

For an illuminating discussion of the logic of direct inference and the difficulties involved in providing a formal account, see the series of papers (Levi, 1977), (Kyburg, 1978) and (Levi, 1978).

Thus Williams assimilates the problem of induction to an application of the statistical syllogism (also called direct inference or the proportional syllogism).

Likelihoods that arise from explicit statistical claims either within the hypotheses being tested, or from explicit statistical background claims that tie the hypotheses to the evidence are often called direct inference likelihoods.

The answer can be found in the various proposals for principles of direct inference in the literature.