Sentences with phrase «of logical inference»

The process of logical inference is used to generate theoretical generalizations from the analysis of a sample that is not statistically representative, thereby producing theoretically rigorous conclusions, not statistically generalizable ones (Sharp, 1998).

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It assumes to construct religious objects out of the resources of logical reason alone, or of logical reason drawing rigorous inference from non-subjective facts.

There is an abstract nature to the language used about logical inferences concerning a necessary being, but the concrete actuality, described in terms of analogy and metaphor, is something each man finally intuits for himself.

In the diagram all the lines going into the model are shown dotted because its origins lie in an act of creative imagination and not in purely logical inference.

Rather, it seeks to explore the ways in which we might understand women's experiences and perceptions of breastfeeding using the process of «logical inference» (Mitchell, 1983; Hammersley, 1992).

Nowadays everyone in this field is pushing some kind of logical deduction system, genetic algorithm system, statistical inference system, or a neural network — none of which are making much progress because they're fairly simple.

Robust intelligence systems, according to the announcement, can use a variety of modeling and analytical methods, such as «analogical, statistical, and logical inference, to deal with open - ended and changing concepts and environments and to integrate possibly heterogeneous knowledge and reasoning methodologies in complementary and supplementary ways.»

Not the gentlest metaphor, but this «beast» is not The China Study itself and certainly is not its well respected author, Dr. Campbell, but is rather the misuse and abuse of statistics and logical inference that has falsely elevated The China Study into proof that, as Dr. Campbell wrote, «Eating foods that contain any cholesterol above 0 mg is unhealthy.»

Citing evidence in a text is an important goal for students under the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), which call for close reading of a text, making logical inferences, and citing pertinent evide... Read More...

Students are required to determine the meaning of complex texts and make logical inferences.

While provoking the logical inference, Finn, in this blog post, stops short of openly pushing» a set of arrangements that capitalize on the short - termers as well as the classroom careerists.»

Gone Home works with that same experience of fascination and logical inference, while playing as someone who belongs in this place lends a sense of intimacy almost from the beginning.

Every bit of «nonsense» I've presented has either been a specific reference to or a direct quote from perfectly legitimate scientific sources or logical inferences drawn from same.

If one uses reasonably comprehensive reasoning, one can see the most logical inference of a post, or combined related communications.

Even seemingly straightforward questions, for example «is X safe» and «is X not safe» seem like (effectively) asking the same question but they may require entirely different analysis and give different results — because of uncertainty in the data, in the results, the logical conclusions / inference required etc. etc..

From the material he presents (posted by JC) Titley is not great on logical inference since he makes several leaps of faith in his pointed call for action in the absence of any reasonable cause — effect.

Accordingly, she bears the burden of proving this fact, otherwise she must face the logical inference that, instead, it is a romantic or common - law relationship.

Is she asking you for a more complex understanding of statistics principles, or guesses and simple napkin math based on logical inferences?

Uh, I personally would hope for a therapist with a better ability to read / listen to what I am * actually saying * instead of making inferences, who looks at the * evidence at hand * and who is a good logical thinker.