Preposition: of

• discrimination: Employers need to bear in mind that tribunals may draw inferences of discrimination from the arrangements adopted by the employers.

Converse of object

• draw: No skill in drawing inferences will avail him there.

• justify: Possession of nuclear weapons may indeed justify an inference of preparedness to use them.

• derive: By manipulating the pointers, subjects can derive inferences that are not explicit in the text.

• license: That claim would seem at most to license the very different inference that we cannot tell whether they tell the truth or lie.

• perform: We use Bayesian networks ( BN ) to perform probabilistic inference.

• permit: However, the Inquiry is concerned that current categorisations used in the SSCSS survey do not permit clear inferences to be drawn.

Adjective modifier

• inductive: Such a method is that founded on inductive inference.

• bayesian: Earlier studies have used Bayesian inference under simplifying assumptions.

• nonparametric: Conference on Nonparametric Inference and Probability with Applications to Science, Ann Arbor, Michigan ( September 2005 ).

• deductive: Hence, the attempt to rescue inductive inferences by grafting deductive inferences onto them disguises rather than solves the problem of induction.

• statistical: The model's regime probabilities provide an optimal statistical inference of the turning point of the European business cycle.

• phylogenetic: A new Monte Carlo Markov chain method has the capacity to perform Bayesian phylogenetic inference in a relaxed clock framework.

Modifies a noun

• making: These notions describe properties of the processes that underlie inference making.

• engine: The inference engine will assign the outcome ' credit limit is low ' , the maximum MV from all the fired rules.

• algorithm: We shall focus on Hidden Markov models and Phylogenetic inference algorithms for Comparative Genomics.

• rule: Certain macros are used by the default inference rules to permit the inclusion of optional matter in any resulting commands.

• mechanism: The data is dependent on the kind of inference mechanism used.

• step: In this way, a chain of inference steps will lead to a value for the goal being found.

Noun used with modifier

• type: This should help finding the origin of type errors without detailed knowledge of type inference on the user side.