Sentence examples for uses to infer from inspiring English sources

This knowledge came from the EMAGE curator, and was converted into inference rules that the engine uses to infer new arguments.

You can see some of the combinations that Mozilla uses to infer interests in the code here.

The SW algorithm integrates multiple networks, each of which is computed from a dataset, into a single combined network that it then uses to infer gene function.

The process can be used to infer how much water there used to be on the planet.

To take things further, what if the same data can be used to infer how active you've been in the bedroom too?

Needless to say, phrenology has now been thoroughly debunked: the idea that the shape of the skull can be used to infer mental characteristics is just plain wrong.

Heart rate can be used to infer deep, light and REM sleep, for instance, but Health doesn't do that at this stage.

But according to an independent peer review conducted by Enric Cortés from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the data could not be used to infer sustainable catches.

"We have data on temperature -- heating and cooling degree-days -- that we can use to infer something about electricity and natural gas consumption".

"We have data on volume of stock market activity, which we can use to infer something about the amounts paid in commissions for financial transactions," Mr. Moulton said.

Even data sets consisting entirely of aggregate information can be used to infer information about specific individuals in some realistic cases.