inference

Definition:
1. The reasoning involved in drawing a conclusion or making a logical judgment on the basis of circumstantial evidence and prior conclusions rather than on the basis of direct observation.
2. Something that you can find out indirectly from what you already know.

Use 'inference' in a sentence:

1. Even with type inference, redundant type information is needed.
2. There were two inferences to be drawn from her letter.
3. Research and improvement on delay inference algorithm in network tomography.
4. The Fuzzy Knowledge Representation and Inference in ITS Based on the Fuzzy Relationship Model.
5. Instead, the compiler could figure it out for itself using type inference.
6. Another example: Generic type inference.
7. Study of Dynamic Fuzzy Inference Mechanism of Fault Diagnosis Expert System for Production Line.
8. A Circuit Unit Fault Diagnosis Expert System Using Hybrid Inference.
9. The Research on Approximate Inference Algorithm for Dynamic Bayesian Networks.
10. Some of these, such as type inference, as discussed, come for free.
11. Image Restoration: Model, Bayesian Inference and Iteration Algorithms Research.
12. America and several European countries drew the opposite inference.
13. A Inference of the Theory of Velocity Composite on a Moving Point.
14. Probability model and its statistical inference for loads on existing structure.
15. Which of the following, if true, is most damaging to the inference drawn by the scholars?
16. High Precision Simulation Algorithm for Bayesian Network Inference.
17. Dimensional Analysis Method Application to Similarity Criterion Inference.
18. Improved Type Inference for Generic Instance Creation.
19. Loss Performance Inference Algorithm Based on Network Tomography.
20. An evolutionary inference can then be drawn.
21. The Overall Structure, Control Strategies and Inference Engine of Gear Box Expert System.
22. Type inference minimizes the need for explicit type information in many contexts.
23. Therefore, efficacy is an important factor of law inference.
24. Study on measuring model of operational risk applying Bayesian inference.
25. If Thompson is guilty then, by inference, so is she.
26. Mr Moser's biography relies therefore on inference, context and interpretation.
27. In type inference, the compiler infers the types of values based on the context.
28. The Research of Data Mapping Inference Algorithm in Peer-to-peer Data Management System.
29. Fault Forecast System Based on Integration of Fuzzy Inference and Quantitative Simulation.
30. A Pattern Inference Algorithm Based on Natural Language.
31. An inference produces a derived fact using logical induction or deduction.
32. Type inference-both exact and speculative.
33. The inference and modeling process can be thought of as an operation stack.
34. The research for target data association based on the principle of distributed inference and decision.
35. Inference to the best explanation "is not a single argument for the soul."
36. Hence, inference to the best explanation.
37. Type inference is used for methods, too.
38. Fuzzy neural network worked as inference system.
39. You would say, "It really does depend on the inference of an intention.
40. Is that a fair inference from my statement?
41. Product inference engine, singleton fuzzifier and center average defuzzifier were used to calculate outputs.
42. Correct inferences can be drawn only from careful investigation and analysis.
43. The inference I've drawn from his lateness is he overslept.
44. Modeling and analysis of network survivability based on fuzzy inference.
45. Type inference for block variables within block calls.
46. We call it the inference team.
47. Application of fuzzy inference to the cotton quality controlling.
48. This second statement is an inference, since it cannot be verified.
49. An Exploration of the Basic Theory of Children's Inductive Inference.
50. The clear inference is that the universe is expanding.
51. It had an extremely tiny head and, by inference, a tiny brain.
52. Data from a later mission indicates significant concentrations of hydrogen and by inference water less than a meter underground at both poles.
53. They show comprehension to consist not just of passive assimilation but of active engagement in inference and problem-solving.
54. A teacher should be good at drawing inferences about other cases from one instance.
55. If he is guilty then, by inference, so is his wife.
56. A third risk is that consumers may infer the intended conclusion but question the validity of their inference.
57. But they show comprehension to consist not just of passive assimilation but of active engagement in inference and problem-solving.