"This inference is no less likely than the opposite inference," they posited.
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"It's piling inference upon inference here to try to create a scary picture," a congressional aide told Reuters.
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The limit there is, it's for inference only, but we're only going after the inference market — it's gonna be huge.
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"That people get tattoos with a gun on them does not mean that the Commonwealth is allowed to file inference on top of inference on top of inference and get to the point that this is an admission," defense attorney Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. told the judge.
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We are pleased to announce Amazon Elastic Inference to allow customers to add elastic GPU support for scalable inference on any EC2 instance, to get great cost savings.
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While its history may be in graphics cards for gaming enthusiasts, its recent focus has been on its data center GPUs for AI, machine learning inference, inference and visualization.
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"It's piling inference upon inference here to try to create a scary picture," said a congressional aide, who requested anonymity to discuss the issue, as did the other sources.
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Yeah, I mean ... you need a specialized inference engine.
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The former is the inductive inference you were looking to make; the latter is a deductive inference that, while helpful in indicating how improbable your data are, does not directly address your hypothesis.
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The first generation TPU was only able to handle inference.
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Separate the economic wheat from the chaff is the inference.
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The inference being that there were bigger issues to solve.
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Computational inference can also be a tool of social control.
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There is also some useful policy inference from this study.
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Amazon Web Services today announced Amazon Elastic Inference, a new service that lets customers attach GPU-powered inference acceleration to any Amazon EC2 instance and reduces deep learning costs by up to 75 percent.
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The evidence that Hillary intimidated her is, essentially, an inference on behalf of Broaddrick — an inference which may or may not be reasonable, but which lacks the evidentiary basis of Broaddrick's allegations against Bill.
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It is inference infused and doesn't require adherence to strict conventions.
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By inference, government interventions interfere with natural selection and weaken societies.
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In November, Amazon also said it had created an inference chip.
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"There's no inference that is possible," Glass said, according to Politico.
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Used for honorable purposes, computational inference can be a wonderful thing.
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Or make some inference about you based on who you were with?
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But the details at this point are largely a matter of inference.
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And now you've got all these inference workloads which are GPU-accelerated.
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"We made the inference there might be fish down there," he said.
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In September, Nvidia launched its own inference chip to compete with Intel.
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The inference is that there is no shortage of tin in China.
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The inference is they're going to be pretty incremental in their approach.
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He said "no inference" should be drawn from his lack of comment.
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Do you keep up with the latest academic research on computational inference?
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The 43-page report is heavy on inference and light on conclusions.
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All these rules justify the inference that Trump stands guilty as charged.
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The elusive Cornell inspired a book that relied on inference and sympathy.
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The obvious inference was that some of those people were in the building.
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But for the most part, even that would be an inference too far.
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The decision to grant an injunction, then, might come down to adverse inference.
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The paper is mainly an inference based on combining other pieces of evidence.
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Acosta turned out to have an incredible talent for inference and scientific thinking.
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"No inference should result from his no comment," a spokesperson for Davis said.
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Thanks to "data inference" technology, companies know more about you than you disclose.
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"You are not only permitted but absolutely should draw an adverse inference," Rep.
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The logical inference is that the parts of the call excluded from the summary would add likely more decisive evidence of his guilt, so his refusal to produce the transcript would then allow a jury to draw that damaging inference.
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Even if it doesn't, you won't have said anything to support a positive inference.
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"Solving this challenge at low cost requires a dedicated inference chip," the company said.
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The Bayesians focus on the probabilistic inference and Bayes' theorem to solve the problems.
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"By inference, these two lineages arose at the same point in time," Aime said.
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He believed he was cultivating what he called 'a mind free from external inference.
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Trump later fired Comey, who was leading the bureau's investigation into Russian election inference.
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She responds that it was a "team effort," but the inference leaves her shaken.
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Those memos, too, though, said the answer was a matter of structure and inference.
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The scientists were able to turn the measurement into an inference about the accretion process.
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Amazon said that some inference workloads require an entire graphics processing unit, which is expensive.
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So we have the Facebook example that you referenced is a discrete A.I. inference chip.
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The inference seems to be Cardi was doing drugs that would harm then-unborn Kulture.
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He may sue, but the communication supports the inference that the suit will be bogus.
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" He added that it would go to court to fight what it called "government inference.
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"It's an inference," US Geological Survey wolf expert Dave Mech told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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Transitive inference is the ability to surmise a relation between objects without a direct comparison.
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It is, however, a safe inference that he knows he is dealing with a child.
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This week's debate: The NHL's GMs met this week, and goaltender inference topped the agenda.
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Okay, this one is a bit of inference, but it seems like a pretty safe bet.
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Mattel's erasure of Kahlo's unibrow carried with it the inference that its presence would deter sales.
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The obvious inference is that Comey was kowtowing to his superiors in the Obama White House.
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So these dogs are not learning through trial and error or repetition, but learning through inference.
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"Our inference is they got shut down by Twitter on that day," Warren told BuzzFeed News.
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"I think the inference cuts the other way," Roberts told Sarah Harrington, counsel for the driver.
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And Anne Applebaum, in The Washington Post, looks at Russia's likely next targets for election inference.
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So the inference we do for humans — "can play chess, therefore must be intelligent" — breaks down.
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Attorneys, of course, are committed to the view that this is an invalid inference to draw.
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The CIA seems to be making a fairly commonsense inference, albeit a kind of politically explosive one.
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"In too many instances, Reuters veers from reporting to tabloid-style inference," wrote Culton, the general counsel.
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And the problem again is that the observer concerned with impartiality can't tell which inference to draw.
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Self-driving cars, drones and robotics all require massively more real-time information processing, inference and interpretation.
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Schiff has notified subpoena recipients that he will draw an "adverse inference" if they do not comply.
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And the inference is that it will continue doing so until the domestic market is absolutely saturated.
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The goal was to compare an agent driven by active inference to one driven by reward-maximization.
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The logical inference to draw is that Apple's VR efforts haven't yet reached even the beta stage.
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Analysts believe chips for speeding up inference will be the largest part of the AI chip market.
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The importance of the charges being heard, moreover, pales beside a possible inference from a guilty verdict.
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Google announced its next-generation TPU in May earlier this year geared toward inference and machine training.
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Those documents reflected the inaccuracies in the Nunes memo, and by inference supported the Democrats' rebuttal. Kaboom!
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And she laid out what she believes is a comprehensive federal-state strategy on combating foreign inference.
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If accepted, researchers will get access to a cluster of 1,000 Cloud TPUs for training and inference.
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You just demonstrated what's called "transitive inference" — the ability to compare things indirectly, based on previous juxtapositions.
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Any inference that this was meant to somehow threaten the Judge or disrespect court is categorically false.
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The order was two sentences long, and you could figure out what it meant mostly by inference.
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On Dognition, in areas of inference and memory, Chaser unsurprisingly scored off the charts, Dr. Hare said.
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The chip in the Azure Data Box Edge can handle the inference stage; training can happen elsewhere.
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Since statistical inference already existed, my next question was: Why was statistics not enough to explain artificial intelligence?
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Previn (and, by inference, Allen) seems to take at face value that Dylan's story should not be heard.
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Any inference that this was meant to somehow threaten the Judge or disrespect the court is categorically false.
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Uber argues that adverse inference would require corroborating evidence Waymo does not have in order to be applied.
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Any [sic] inference that this was meant to somehow threaten the Judge or disrespect court is categorically false.
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The inference is that matter and antimatter are not quite as equal and opposite as the models predict.
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For instance, Google Clips keeps all your data local by default and does its magical AI inference locally.
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Looking at the map, Minnesota and Wisconsin are at highest risk (and by inference, probably north western Ontario).
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"Misguided optimism is not a cause of action, and does not support an inference of fraud," he wrote.
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Moran told me that active inference is starting to spread into more mainstream deep-learning research, albeit slowly.
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Thus far, the processor has proven effective at what's called inference, or the second phase of deep learning.
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Predictive analytics is a fuzzy term, but essentially means interpreting raw data and drawing new conclusions through inference.
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But the clear inference is also that Chinese tin producers are sitting on a lot of unsold stock.
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To understand what's wrong with that inference, consider some of the many bilateral trade deficits that I run.
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"The inference from her comments is that Brexit will also mean 'Smexit'," it said in a research note.
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Epicurus's scientific speculations—on atomism and natural selection—sound uncannily modern but rested on brilliant inference, not experiment.
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We've constructed Watson to always be able to show how it came to the inference it came to.
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That was a reasonable inference given that Trump has proposed even higher tariffs on Mexico in the past.
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Their research, published as "Automated Inference on Criminality Using Face Images," caused a minor uproar in the AI community.
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The case for warm-blooded birds being dinosaurs became so strong that, by inference, the dinosaurs were warm-blooded.
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You find scattered pieces of lore in the brief interactions with NPCs, item descriptions, enemy traits or general inference.
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By analyzing his mummified body, scientists have learned much about this ancient European, and by inference, his Neolithic contemporaries.
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It found that a certain type of statistical inference used by some fMRI studies, called "cluster correction," was invalid.
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Rico was using a process called "fast-mapping," or inference, which is the same way children learn language skills.
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That can come in the form of testimony from confidants, contemporaneous emails or messages, or even inference from conduct.
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Intel estimates that the current market for AI chips is about $2.5 billion, evenly split between inference and training.
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Adam Schiff wrote in a statement of his counterpart on the committee investigating Russia's inference in the 2016 election.
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While there was no direct evidence the firm was engaged by Tsang himself, the inference was "overwhelming", Chan wrote.
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The former is merely an inference, and a rather weak basis for holding Hillary responsible for her husband's abuse.
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"It was hard to flesh out the whole body — we had to do a lot of inference," he said.
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"Any inference that this was an attempt to charge or discharge Mavni candidates would be inaccurate," Major Gleason said.
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However, the inference is that unless voters of goodness go to the polls, evil will likely be re-elected.
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There's an "inference graph," which is a mathematical representation of trained images, classified as Nazi or white supremacist symbols.
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"Typically I state we don't claim any value for BTZ with the exception of the inference value of people being able to buy a coffee from [partners], and 300 BTZ is about a cup of coffee, and that's where the inference is made that 1,000 BTZ is about $10," Mojtahedi told me.
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Bendy displays may not signal high-techness (via inference or trope) as much as transparent displays or VP [volumetric projection].
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As Madhavapeddy stressed, it's far more efficient to bring inference to the edge, both in terms of latency and bandwidth.
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These are meant to do inference in all kinds of connected devices, from smartphones to sensors, known as the "edge".
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The automated inference on criminality eliminates the variable of meta-accuracy (the competence of the human judge/examiner) all together.
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Why it was an exception wasn't said, but a reasonable inference was that Williams was singled out for his celebrity.
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The current framing, whether by calculated design or simple inference, casts a shadow on the political motives of supporting Israel.
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So it seems to me the list creates a strong inference that this was not done for that invidious purpose.
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We made the inference (not true in every case, but reasonable to assume in general) that Americans prefer such conditions.
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Though my grades don't indicate it, I learned something very important: How to solve problems using inference, with incomplete knowledge.
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And it is delightful to hear words like "maniraptor" and "scientific inference" belted in close proximity by such stellar vocalists.
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The only plausible inference is that the owners of that canceled aluminum haven't allocated delivery times to collect their metal.
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Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia executives have revealed that demand is strong for their data center, gaming and inference semiconductors.
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The only plausible inference is that the owners of that cancelled aluminium haven't allocated delivery times to collect their metal.
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In theory, if you had enough special elections you could make a pretty good inference about the national political environment.
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And it's not just about branding the drug; it's branding the condition, and by inference, a branding of the patient.
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Well the inference of course being that Trump was consigning innocent children ripped from their mother&aposs arms into wired cages.
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Next comes the inference engine, which allows the assistant to determine precisely what the customer is asking beyond pure keyword search.
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The Canucks challenged the play, arguing there should be goaltender inference on Henrik Zetterberg, but the goal stood after a replay.
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Google has its TPU for its own operations, while Amazon is also reportedly working on chips for both training and inference.
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Reverse inference is the idea that presence of activity in some brain area tells you what the person is experiencing psychologically.
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His scare-quoted inference of course is that because these two experts were fat, their words weren't worth hearing #OW2016 4.
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That means, by inference, that the scientists of our time are (gasp!) subject to their own biases, whether scientific or social.
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The inference was drawn because Alston & Bird was believed to one of the law firms involved in the closed-door litigation.
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The inference, of course, is that it would come from a hostile power such as Russia or North Korea or Iran.
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The President's legal team must deal with the unsupported inference that McGahn gave the Mueller team damaging information about the President.
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"The inference that the agency's execution of its mission is undermining public safety is reckless and inaccurate," the ICE representative added.
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"The development of more-general-purpose AI systems will greatly benefit from methods for causal inference and representation learning," he says.
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Sometimes by name, sometimes by inference, he accused him of cozying up to Russia, emboldening white supremacists and polarizing the nation.
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The ability to use transitive inference could help these wasps draw abstract conclusions about rival foundresses—basically, sizing up the competition.
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What happens when someone is denied a job on the basis of an inference that we aren't even sure is correct?
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It's also coming home to the body of reference and inference and connection that we've been building up for 92 years.
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Yes, the way they're designed, they're layered, and it's very hard sometimes to know, how did the AI make this inference?
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This may seem a harsh inference to make about a slogan and a hat, but remember, the medium is the message.
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Scaled Inference (2014 – 2019) Total raised: $17.6 million Founded by former Googlers Olcan Sercinoglu and Dmitry Lepikhin, Scaled Inference made headlines in 2014 with a plan to build machine learning and artificial intelligence technology similar to what's used internally by companies like Google, and making it available as a cloud service that can be used by anyone.
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The inference is that the amount of money available for investment in the copper market has increased exponentially over the same period.
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Instead, they facilitate the "inference" part of AI, which comes after you've trained your model and are using it in the wild.
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By drastically lowering the power and space required to run a self-contained inference engine, entirely new product categories can be created.
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She comes back and gives me that powerful feminine gift, which I so appreciate—her radiance, her beauty, her flow, her inference.
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The obvious inference, that Mrs Clinton's unpopularity was fuelled by sexism, has always annoyed her critics almost as much as she has.
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The set-up also simplifies what is known as "inference", when the model applies what it has learned (spotting cats, for instance).
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Our Backward PIN-Sequence Inference algorithm exploits the inherent physical constraints between key entries to infer the complete user key entry sequence.
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Google's server-based TPUs are optimized for the training part of this process, while these new Edge TPUs will do the inference.
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While 5G might make our smartphones faster than they need to be, cellular connectivity is still plagued by inference and coverage problems.
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But surely a narrower claim is true: that mathematics, so systematically built as it is on inference, must develop logical thinking. Right?
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While the original TPU was only meant for the inference stage of deep learning, the new version can handle training as well.
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The method is based on aggregate data, a tricky endeavor that we accomplish through ecological inference, a technique developed by Harvard researchers.
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Intel's processors currently dominate the market for machine learning inference, which analysts at Morningstar believe will be worth $11.8 billion by 2021.
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The inference is that this increasingly frequent tightness is starting to reflect something more than the machinations of the LME paper market.
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On our way, he'd joked, preëmptively, about how I was likely to draw a lazy inference from the Tesla in his driveway.
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Judge Robert W. Woolridge ruled Wednesday that the law was constitutional, but the presumption of guilt must be softened to an inference.
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The inference is that there were two separate inflows, one of aluminium to Pacorini and the lead that "went into" WWS sheds.
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In the summer of 2017, researchers at the University of Michigan put two species of paper wasps through a transitive inference test.
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Apple says it doesn't care about seeing its users' data, so all the inference is done locally on an iPad or iPhone.
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The inference is that while some fund managers were still exiting the market, others were being drawn in by bargain-basement prices.
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So, probably the most important inference from my observations is that I believe we are just beginning a major reallocation of capital.
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One reasonable inference is that the person who directed the senior campaign official is someone who cannot be indicted: the president himself.
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The previous TPU could only do inference — for instance, relying on Google Cloud to crunch numbers in real time to produce a result.
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For that matter, the existence of the "light" side was a total inference on our part, since only the dark side was mentioned.
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So, the film is looking at that and presenting a thesis as to why that's the case, but it's doing it by inference.
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This isn't enough for Friston, who uses the term "active inference" to describe the way organisms minimize surprise while moving about the world.
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Delrahim also committed to resisting any political inference from the White House, a key point given President Trump's strong views toward some deals.
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The focus here won't be on training models but rather on bringing low-latency inference from machine learning models to less robust devices.
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"The fact that we can demonstrate such a linear effect to the length of use makes a causal inference more likely," he says.
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"I'm not going to answer this in the context of any current matters, so you shouldn't draw any inference about it," Rosenstein said.
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Similarly, EAGLE currently relies on inference to suss out big hitters from putting metronomes, hazard-ridden holes from straight shots and the like.
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"The inference to be drawn is that there is no reason, and of course we know that there is no reason," he said.
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"It's extremely tedious, but the fact that [a witness] took the Fifth is an inference that what I'm asking is true," said Toren.
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The inference is that much of this metal is simply moving to cheaper off-market storage, where it sits in the statistical shadowland.
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So the inference to be drawn from his statement [is] that other people have blame that should be shared in all of this.
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Logic, inference, circumstantial evidence — the hunger for the tape takes for granted that the other side will reject these things out of hand.
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One defensible inference is that Mr. Trump wanted to keep a pliable ally as the White House's principal liaison with the intelligence community.
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The ICJ has said if you are inferring genocidal intent, that has to be the only inference you can draw from the evidence.
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The logical inference is that concentrate inventories have been drawn down, particularly in China, and that refined metal stocks could also be declining.
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In a fiery speech in Washington last week, US Vice President Mike Pence doubled down on Trump's accusations of electoral inference by Beijing.
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"We cannot make a causal inference," said the senior author, Mathilde Touvier, a research director at Inserm, the French public health research center.
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"We cannot make a causal inference," said the senior author, Mathilde Touvier, a research director at Inserm, the French public health research center.
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This inference graph trains the system with machine learning to identify the symbols in the wild, whether they are in pictures or videos.
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Although we may not write about them in as much detail, the sources of inference are still central to any claims we make.
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If it's conventional where you live to say something positive about a person's character, your silence can be expected to prompt a negative inference.
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That&aposs an inference based on the fact there is no evidence of fire or construction for another million years in Africa, said DeSilva.
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We don't have Dropbox's relative growth rate, but we can see enough crossover between the two companies' results to derive an inference or two.
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The team said no inference should be made from previously arranged discussions and planned follow-up work after the end of season tyre test.
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The challenge now is to make our machines "speak" human — to imbue them with context and inference and informality so that conversation flows naturally.
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Going back to reverse inference for a second, how long do you think it'll be before we actually are able to decode psychological states?
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Namely, Google points out faster inference speeds, eliminating compound errors, and better handling of words that don't need translation like proper nouns and names.
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Now Nvidia is working closely with such companies on adoption of its GPUs for inference, a later stage in the AI process, Kress said.
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Given that Chinese production of primary metal has been flat-lining this year, the inference is that Chinese consumption has been faring even worse.
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The company uses Nvidia's training chips to teach its algorithm to learn what to recommend and considered Nvidia's inference chips to make the recommendations.
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"We are actively working with just about every single Internet service provider in the world to incorporate inference acceleration into their stack," Huang said.
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Google unveiled its first-generation TPU last year, although it was only meant for inference, a word describing the second phase of deep learning.
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Camera-based inference will allow these vehicles to further understand elements in their environment — allowing them to perform more complex navigational tasks and operations.
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"I'm not going to answer this in the context of any current matters, so you shouldn't draw any inference about it," Rosenstein previously said.
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Experience tells us that a reasonable inference is that operators and drillers are being more sensitive to vagaries in rig markets than ever before.
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Trilobites The insects frequently found in your backyard appear to be the first invertebrate known to be capable of the skill of transitive inference.
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The goal of an experiment is to make an inductive inference: to determine how confident you should be in a hypothesis, given the data.
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Tellingly, the authors found no effects on college graduates, adding credibility to the inference that the minimum wage itself caused the decline in suicides.
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Hicks reportedly made the statement during a lengthy testimony before the committee as part of its investigation into Russia's inference in the 2016 election.
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"We will prove a series of facts, and the inescapable inference from those facts is that the defendant is guilty," Mr. Prevost told jurors.
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"To engage the written word means to follow a line of thought, which requires considerable powers of classifying, inference-making and reasoning," Postman writes.
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It is evident the exchange has been winning more copper business and, by inference, a lot of it has come from the fund community.
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The inference is that a manufacturer cannot impose restrictions on customers that forbid them from doing whatever they like with the goods they have bought.
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The inference is that aluminum traders seem happy to continue using the LME as a benchmark price but prefer hedging their premium exposure on CME.
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In recent decades, however, scientists have shown that vertebrate animals such as birds, monkeys and fish also have this ability, known as transitive inference (TI).
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But Alsup said it was "difficult" for Laplanche to avoid the "strong inference" that he intended, before his departure, to mislead investors about LendingClub's controls.
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"No competing inference is more reasonable than concluding that CEO Laplanche knew that some material weaknesses in internal controls over financial reporting persisted," he added.
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Mythic particularly focuses on the inference side of AI operations — basically making the calculation on the spot for something based off an extensively trained model.
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The inference was that this is essentially what our brain continuously does — something that we can simulate in a computer as a universal Turing machine.
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Lawyers love words such as "notwithstanding" and "inference", but studies suggest as many as half of jurors think "preponderance" has something to do with pondering.
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Friston himself tended to take a more measured tone as our talks went on, suggesting only that active inference and its corollaries were quite promising.
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They also unveiled Core ML for developers more well-versed in AI to take full advantage of all inference capabilities available on the local hardware.
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Their best inference is that the extreme consumption poverty rate in the US in 2011 was around 0.07 percent, strikingly close to the Meyer estimate.
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But Nvidia faces a headwind selling inference chips because the data center market is blanketed with the CPUs Intel has been selling for 20 years.
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Graphic Processing Units (GPUs), which were originally developed to handle gaming, have proven faster and more efficient at AI training and inference than traditional CPUs.
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Over pre-prandial drinks, three of the national security professionals privately made the same inference to me, while the fourth made the same point explicitly.
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While we used standard statistical techniques to support causal inference, we note that even a less-causal interpretation of the results is not necessarily redeeming.
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They thought a criminal prosecution of the vice president would be a potentially adverse outcome, raising the inference that Nixon was subject to criminal prosecution.
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This new version also includes the TensorRT inference server, a fully containerized microservice for data center inferencing that plugs seamlessly into an existing Kubernetes infrastructure.
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"I don't attribute this to bad faith at this point," Judge Orenstein said, "but the record is building in a way that supports that inference."
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Though honeybees can understand advanced concepts like addition, subtraction, and even the number zero, they have so far appeared incapable of performing transitive inference skills.
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First, if a party possesses relevant evidence and refuses to produce it, the law allows a jury to draw an unfavorable inference from the refusal.
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The follow-through inference is that Chinese consumers built stocks of both refined and scrap copper to cushion the impact of the scrap rule changes.
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Then, it uses this combination to train an Inference Pipeline, which you can easily deploy either on a real-time endpoint or for batch processing.
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With Inferentia, AWS offers lower latency and three times the throughput at 40% lower cost per inference compared to a regular G4 instance on EC4.
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Primary among these is Intel Deep Learning Boost, which accelerates on-device inference, the process by which algorithms interpret new data based on their training.
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Of course, being an Amazon product, it also supports data from popular AWS products such as EC2, SageMaker and the new Elastic Inference Engine announced today.
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Given the repeated nature of JPMorgan's raids on the aluminium spreads, it's a fair inference that there have been plenty of conversations between exchange and bank.
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The evolutionaries, as the name suggests, draw their conclusions on the basis of genetics and evolutionary biology, whereas the Bayesians focus on statistics and probabilistic inference.
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The inference is that Muhammad's faith endured through capture, Middle Passage, "seasoning" in the Caribbean, and a life in bondage under at least two plantation owners.
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An easy inference to make is that the two sets of arrests were intended to influence the trade negotiations with China scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Machine learning and neural networks—software modelled on the human brain that learns from observational data and inference as humans do—power today's facial-recognition products.
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The big highlight here is the new Neural Networks API, which brings hardware-accelerated inference to the phone for quickly executing previously trained machine learning models.
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A customer can store their data on Google's Cloud; train their algorithms using TPUs; and then carry out on-device inference using the new Edge TPUs.
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The inference was that any data collected by the Apple Watch could glean answers into health data, such as his heart rate, location or other clues.
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Overly zealous spooks might link databases, and trawl them looking for patterns, drawing conclusions purely on the basis of inference, with no redress for those concerned.
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The company has rolled out software this year to make its inference chips far faster to help overcome the issue of moving data back and forth.
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Alphabet has also been invited to the hearing that's part of a larger Senate Intelligence Committee investigation into Russian election inference but haven't confirmed their attendance.
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The second version announced last week can handle training, the first phase, as well as inference, making its TPUs more of a threat to Nvidia's GPUs.
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"We have to be very careful about making the inference that fake news has a big impact," said Duncan Watts, a principal researcher at Microsoft Research.
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Yet after a cliff-hanging first-act finale (it involves a Hessian execution squad), the play seems to lose faith in its audience's capacity for inference.
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Wasps are the first insects known to demonstrate "transitive inference," a sophisticated form of logical reasoning, according to a study published on Tuesday in Biology Letters.
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Our current understanding of black holes is still built on indirect inference drawn from data collected at vast distances, using X-ray, optical and radio observations.
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Any inference or subsequent intervention that aims at changing the behavior of a user should be fully transparent, and ideally scrutinized by an ethical review committee.
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Since warehouse operators don't like operating empty sheds, the inference is that it must be seeing some offset to falling registered stocks from rising unregistered stocks.
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That this influence operation persisted for months reinforces the inference that these activities were centrally directed, supervised and re-authorized as the U.S. election process continued.
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Your use of the word "beard" suggests that you don't think he is genuinely fond of her, although you don't offer any evidence for this inference.
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"The law book says it's illegal so that means that it has this general societal inference, changing the social normative views of gay sex," said Han.
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That said, we are long-term bulls on NVDA as we believe in the A.I. inference opportunity, pro-viz upgrade cycle, and 7nm refresh coming this fall.
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Chief Judge John Tunheim of the federal court in Minneapolis said the plaintiffs failed to show "parallel conduct" to support an inference that the companies conspired illegally.
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What they found is print users scored higher on inference questions than their digital counterparts, while digital users scored higher on concrete questions than their print counterparts.
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Customized silicon generally tends to be around optimizing inference (the "is that a cat" part of machine learning) or machine training ("this is what a cat is").
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Machine learning models frontload a lot of the processing necessary for computer vision problems, and the resulting inference engines are lighter weight, if not necessarily well understood.
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The tool takes advantage of natural language processing, an inference engine and natural language generation — fairly sophisticated AI technology — to undertake initial email contact with sales leads.
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But while this inference is a tempting one to make, Muscheler said we need to be careful about jumping to conclusions owing to a dearth of data.
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"None of these statements identify what [North Korea] is asking for, but some modification to US-[South Korea] exercises this month is a reasonable inference," she said.
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Kite uses type inference to show you relevant code snippets, for example, based on the information about relevant libraries and APIs the service indexed from the web.
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But in order to process AI workloads (both training and inference), for image classification, object detection, facial recognition and driverless cars, we will need specialized AI processors.
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We are trying to infer hidden causes—other people's thoughts—from their behavior, but they are hidden inside other people's skulls, so the inference is very hard.
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Now there's a secret CIA assessment on Russian meddling in America's election, which reportedly makes the controversial inference that Russia meant to help the wrong candidate win.
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" There's also this tidbit: Director of Student Judicial Affairs Jenny Wright had "voiced concerns relating to a pattern and practice of active inference by the Athletic Dept.
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And so I learned some of the pitfalls of relying on faulty memory, in one case, and of drawing an inference from a producer's website in another.
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This means that the candidate who receives the most votes may not necessarily win the most delegates, making the actual "winner" up to some level of inference.
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There is again a strong inference, based on timing and the testimony of those seeking to secure the investigations sought by Trump, that his motive was corrupt.
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"We will also draw the inference, though, as appropriate, that they are trying to conceal facts that would corroborate the allegations in the whistleblower complaint," he said.
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By the time they leave they have implicated him, by inference but not evidence, in seemingly every unexplained or underexplained death in that area during those years.
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There's a certain inference we draw from the image of a man standing over a prone woman in a fictional work, and it's generally sexual in nature.
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NEMESIS needs a human to curate the pictures of the symbols in the inference graph and make sure they are being used in a white supremacist context.
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Then, trying to disavow eros as only relating to sex, Brooks quotes Georgia O'Keeffe, inviting the reasonable inference that he hasn't seen a lot of O'Keeffe's work.
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"I think it's a fair inference from what we heard in that press conference that Bob Mueller was essentially referring impeachment to the United States Congress," California Sen.
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This relatively small corner of the exhibition is a microcosm of its thematic richness, with images and ideas ricocheting around the installation, some intentionally and others through inference.
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In fact, that "common sense" inference, which Einstein insisted should be part of any acceptable notion of physical reality, is inconsistent with experimental facts, as we'll see shortly.
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This will be often different than the lawful basis for processing the personal data you used for inference, which might well be 'legitimate interests', which didn't require consent.
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In the political thinking of an earlier time, you were either part of the problem or part of the solution, the inference being that there was a solution.
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Google wasn't spared either when launching Inferentia and Elastic Inference, which put Google on notice that AWS wasn't going to yield the AI market to Google's TPU infrastructure.
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And even for more ordinary inference tasks like counting the cars in the street, that data can be double-checked or updated by looking back or skipping ahead.
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One could still infer from this evidence that stricter gun laws will reduce mass shooting deaths, but it's an inference from the data, not a strong empirical finding.
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GIULIANI: And you know, Judge, we can draw an inference from that -- that it was favorable to us, because of the way in which he was deceiving us.
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"Often a revelation of information reveals the source of the information by inference," the former CIA official said, who emphasized he had no knowledge beyond the public reporting.
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"Readers and guideline developers may ignore hasty statements of causal inference and advocacy to public policy made by past nutritional epidemiology articles," Ioannidis suggested in his new paper.
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I am not aware of OCE ever discouraging a member or witness from being represented, or taking any adverse action or inference against a person for doing so.
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An internal report by another appellate judge, Alice M. Batchelder, concluded that Judge Martin's conduct raised "an inference that misconduct has occurred," but no further action was taken.
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"We now believe that developments in hardware and software have positioned NVIDIA to capture a higher portion of Inference, key to the long term growth rate," he wrote.
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Whether or not it's been widely admitted, studio inference in the intervening years clearly had an impact on the unbridled creativity of the game director long-nicknamed Suda51.
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Castro's "inference that we as donors to the Republican Party and Trump specifically makes us racist and somehow involved in the El Paso shooting is saddening," he said.
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"Over time, we expect to see DSPs [digital signal processors] specifically designed for neural network inference and training," Burke said at the G I/O conference this year.
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In a decision on Monday, Chief Judge Phyllis Hamilton of the U.S. District Court in Oakland, California, wrote that the workers failed to raise a "plausible inference" of wrongdoing.
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And while work like this might requires lots of inference or some assumptions, the scientists think their methods could help how other new, strange functions occurred in other animals.
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None of this is interpretation or inference — these are the facts of the budget he put his name on and the health care bill he begged Congress to pass.
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"With its new products, Habana has quickly extended from inference into training, covering the full range of neural-network functions," said Linley Gwennap, principal analyst of The Linley Group.
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The USB accelerator can boost inference on any Linux machine, while the dev board's array of pins and ports make it perfect for prototyping hardware and other experimental applications.
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The obvious inference from the difference is that Snap's business is operating in a different fashion than the other listed companies, two of which are in its social space.
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Specifically, Sarahah is now tapping into APIs from bigger tech companies like Google to develop better filters that go beyond keywords to flag content based on sentiment and inference.
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"The entry of a partner is a natural inference, not only for the 5 billion but for the 5 billion barrels plus something extra Petrobras will receive," he said.
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So I cannot say it has been ordered, but the inference of positions and behavior they mention on their CVs appears to indicate they do engage in these acts.
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I submit that when you make something up intentionally... and put it on the cover, there's an inference you can make that somebody's reputation is going to be harmed.
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Unless there has been a mass embrace of the contract by the country's aluminium industry, the inference is that there remains a heavy speculative foot-print in the market.
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This gives us confidence in making the "reverse inference" that tracking this network activity can be used to infer the true level of consciousness in the absence of behaviour.
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"The intention was to write a statement that was as politically neutral as possible — that did not allow for incorrect inference," one person familiar with the situation told me.
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"All four classifiers perform consistently well and produce evidence for the validity of automated face-induced inference on criminality, despite the historical controversy surrounding the topic," the researchers write.
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Still, several Alabama officials, including L.B. Sullivan, the Montgomery city commissioner, who supervised the police, contended that they had been defamed by inference and filed suit against The Times.
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The inference, then is not that game addicts will rise up as zombies—but that they could be reborn with an incomplete soul that's less capable of attaining enlightenment.
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"Plaintiff has failed to plead facts supporting a rational inference that the bid (Cerberus) made would have been regarded as material," the court said in its two-page order.
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Through his father's profession as a corrections officer, Pat Phillips has found a pictorial strategy for probing the racial chasms of the justice system, and by inference, everyday life.
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Unlike the authors of "The Perfect Storm" and other books about marine catastrophes, Slade did not have to resort to reasonable inference and guesswork about the vessel's final moments.
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Russian inference in the 2016 election is currently the subject of multiple congressional investigations as well as one part of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation View the discussion thread.
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Remember in "Othello" how the seasoned warrior is coaxed away from the realm of knowledge and into the adjacent territories of inference and rumor, by his old friend Iago?
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The inference is that he's not going to come to the rescue of the market either because he doesn't want to or because the Fed doesn't have the wherewithal.
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So far, as you might have noticed, this sounds a lot like the Bayesian idea of the brain as an "inference engine" that Hinton told Friston about in the 1990s.
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There's also an emerging trend of specialized chips that focus on machine learning or inference, which look to reduce the cost, power consumption or space requirements of machine learning tasks.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - India's football federation (AIFF) has been reminded by FIFA that it cannot be influenced by legal or political inference from inside the country, the global soccer body said.
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"All the AI technology that we've developed is based on statistical inference, pattern recognition, and some of it as well on machine learning," he says of Sophia Genetics' core tech.
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There's the tantalizing opportunity of creating faster, lower-power chips that can go into internet-of-things thingies and truly fulfill the promise of those devices with more efficient inference.
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Specifically, Apple has picked up Lattice Data, a company that applies an AI-enabled inference engine to take unstructured, "dark" data and turn it into structured (and more usable) information.
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"You're asking us to make an inference about facts when there are no facts in the record at all," Justice Neil M. Gorsuch told Mr. Crouse, the lawyer representing Kansas.
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"At first, 'low inhib,' [but] I later made the inference that it meant somebody who was shameless, and pretty much acted out with little to no regret," he told me.
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The company also announced early access to its first product, an inference engine that data scientists can run on computers running CPUs, rather than specialized chips like GPUs or TPUs.
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Kirk Pasich, a lawyer for the family, said they were disturbed at the inference that Cornell "knowingly and intentionally took his life" before the results of toxicology tests were known.
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The Times article Ms. Gabbard referenced, however, notes that the congresswoman is a frequent topic of Russian state news media; there is no inference that she is a Russian asset.
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Those very rules seek to ensure either that the truth comes out or that, if a party attempts to prevent it, the jury is allowed to draw the logical inference.
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Yet a strong inference, while sufficient to show probable cause for impeachment by the House and preclude a dismissal in the Senate, is not necessarily sufficient to end the matter.
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The answer should be obvious as a logical matter, even if we didn't have the careful words of Alexander Hamilton in Federalist No. 78 to back up that logical inference.
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Alibaba Group introduced its first AI inference chip today, a neural processing unit called Hanguang 800 that it says makes performing machine learning tasks dramatically faster and more energy efficient.
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Kylie Jenner publicly announced she'd no longer post on her own app after one of her social media employees made the horrifying inference that she and longtime boyfriend Tyga have sex.
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If they had a custom chip baked in, they could get another order of magnitude or two out of it, lowering the work cost for inference to the level of microjoules.
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I don't see how you can go from her generalized hatred of men to a reasonable inference of malice with regard to your client, which is what you'd have to establish.
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Alphabet has asked the judge to apply adverse inference or to assume that Levandowski is hiding something because he has asserted his Fifth Amendment rights, and that Uber is blocking discovery.
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Another inference is sad but inescapable: whatever his purpose, Mr Kushner seems, in December, to have put more faith in representatives of a hostile foreign power than in America's own government.
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Exoplanets are the talk of the solar system this year, but as exciting as they are, their existence (as is often the case in astronomy) is more inference than direct observation.
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Directed with deadpan stealth by James Macdonald, with an inspired convertible set (by Miriam Buether) and lighting (Peter Mumford) to match, "Escaped Alone" is, like "Hangmen," a work propelled by inference.
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Map: Google Map: Google Google is seeing customers use this service for a variety of compute-intensive tasks such as genomics, computational finance and training and inference on machine learning models.
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That makes the buying cycle a little more difficult, but at the same time, there will be billions of devices out there that need advanced hardware to power their inference operations.
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The info about the pumpkin products not all coming out at once supports our inference from the YouTube video that more seasonal offerings are still on their way to stores. 6.
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"I think Alex and team are going to see a 3x performance in the activity there at a minimum, and it could even be greater for the inference activity they're seeing."
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That's a safe inference from Donald Trump's selection of Andy Puzder, the CEO of the company that owns fast food chains Carl's Jr. and Hardee's, as the next secretary of labor.
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The question is whether (and when) the inference can be made that the Nationals' No. 123 guys have more than the April blahs, and that a change needs to be made.
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Asked whether Bernstein analyst Max Warburton was right to suggest that Diess had lost support internally as a result of the remarks, Volkswagen's supervisory board said such an inference was inappropriate.
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That market could be bigger than the training market, said Abhinav Davuluri, an analyst at Morningstar, who sees an inference market of $11.8 billion by 2021, versus $8.2 billion for training.
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"These allegations show, at best, that defendants had an opportunity to conspire; they do not support an inference that a conspiracy occurred," Pallmeyer wrote in allowing the lawsuit to go forward.
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Finally, we used ecological inference (EI) to estimate the vote preferences of all Latinos in Florida and have broken out the results by Miami-Dade and the rest of the state.
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Through these data points, the AI skills inference and HR managers can gain a greater understanding of an employee's skill set than they would by assessing the feedback from manager surveys.
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An algorithm is essentially a set of instructions or steps that sift through a number of possibilities or associations, testing each one against specific inference criteria before arriving at a conclusion.
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The inference is that the speculative flows currently entering the market are both more structured and controlled by larger entities happy to leave positions in place for days if not weeks.
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Initial forays into adaptive learning, however, were often ineffective, as many were "inference models" that made assumptions about where and how learners would struggle, instead of taking a truly individualized approach.
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That jab was seen by many as a veiled reference by Rubio to the size of Trump's privates, an inference Trump actually refuted (to everyone's astonishment) during the last GOP debate.
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"The only inference that could be drawn was that the UK Government and the Prime Minister wished to restrict Parliament," the summary said one judge, Lord James Drummond Young, had concluded.
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This kind of computational statistical inference is not 100 percent accurate, but it can be fairly close — certainly close enough to be used to profile you for a variety of purposes.
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Positing her as less of a harridan, and Tom as less of a victim, and both kids as somewhat spoiled, felt like a reasonable inference, certainly if one knows Williams's biography.
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But then Mr. Buffett added that his friendship with Mr. Gates has grown over the years, and he has stayed away from investing "because of the inference" that could be drawn.
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" "The inference was that somehow there should be some effort to remove him, or at least that's how some people would have heard it," David Axelrod told CNN's "The Situation Room.
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In October 1973, Mr. Nixon's solicitor general, Robert H. Bork, submitted a court brief that similarly argued for an "inference" that the Constitution makes sitting presidents immune from indictment and trial.
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It's the next part — the interpretation of those results — that plunges astrologers into the realm of what they might call inference or intuition, and what nonbelievers might call memorized random associations.
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"We can use accelerated inference and machine learning, these algorithms, to do things that used to take minutes or longer in seconds," says Gregory Bryant, Intel's general manager of client computing.
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A simple surrogate for a player's injury history during a given postseason is the number of games he played and, by inference, the number of games he missed during the playoffs.
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GIGOT: And so what I hear you saying is that the abolish-ICE theme, which we are hearing more and more, is a political loser for the Democrats, is that an inference?
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"Even considering these three statements together as a combined, single statement, this newly 'conjoined' statement does not lead to an inference that Plaintiff is a 'liar and an extortionist,'" Judge Schwab wrote.
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"Common sense inference is that if you have a baby and simply leave that baby to his or her own devices without care, then that baby is going to die," he said.
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IBM's Watson is not disruptive AI, it's a rehash of simple algorithms known since the eighties -– and stuff like Deep Mind from Google, Scaled Inference, and Vicarious are knocking its socks off.
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Twitter has stated that it won't share poll results with advertisers, but poll results can also be used for statistical inference—you're young, so you're more likely to have liberal political views!
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"Even considering these three statements together as a combined, single statement, this newly 'conjoined' statement does not lead to an inference that plaintiff is a 'liar and an extortionist,'" the judge wrote.
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That said, such a boost in processing allows the cars to make more use within the vehicle, including real-time analysis and inference based on data from radar, lidar and optical sensors.
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That anyway is Westgate's contention and although he is a self-declared zinc bull, such a bullish inference is perfectly plausible, given the way "apparent" calculations can miss big changes in inventory.
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So when Trump chose Price as his secretary of Health and Human Services, it was a plausible inference for Democrats to make that this was a green light to House GOP plans.
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A researcher seeking instruction in the sophisticated use of such techniques may want to consult OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENT: An Introduction to Causal Inference (Harvard University, $35), by the statistician Paul R. Rosenbaum.
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"We would fade any inference that the Fed may be nudged toward 'insurance cuts' due to weak inflation," said Michael Hanson, head of global macro strategy at TD Securities in New York.
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"What is clear is that I think it's a fair inference from what we heard in that press conference that Bob Mueller was essentially referring impeachment to the United States Congress," Sen.
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With the beautiful "Butterfly Body Fantasy" (2009), Horn's gorgeous, non-stop, mechanically fluttering butterfly box, her work takes on a Joseph Cornell-like mythical inference, but even more crammed with exquisite subtleties.
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Failure to comply with the House subpoena for documents undermines a constitutionally mandated process and "could lead to a negative inference" for the information, documents and evidence Trump is "hiding," Jeffries said.
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That might be a reasonable inference if women were more likely to join research collaborations as the junior partner, but in fact Ms. Sarsons finds that they are less likely to do this.
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The answer was in long before the president sent an especially offensive tweet this week, inviting four unnamed, but by inference non-white, Democratic congresswomen to "go back" to where they came from.
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Because this newer TPU is now capable of doing both inference and training, researchers can deploy more versatile AI experiments far faster than before — so long as the software is built using TensorFlow.
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Glencore sold Falcondo to a private company called American Nickel Ltd in 2015 and the inference from the Chinese trade figures is that some production at the 30,000-tonne year operations has resumed.
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The new chip will help with what researchers call inference, which is the process of taking an artificial intelligence algorithm and putting it to use, for example by tagging friends in photos automatically.
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As more people disclose, the remaining pool of non-disclosers is even worse, and the least rotten among them will want to disclose to escape the inference that they have something to hide.
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An average student was likely to be able to make an inference based on details in the text, but was unable to recognize details that were related to the purpose of the text.
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Or, rather, it's perfectly obvious that Trump is lying — but that's an inference you have to make based on general principles (Trump lies constantly) rather than on specific knowledge of his tax situation.
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"For example, with the blooming of the tree, when it is captured in the ontology, the inference engine will be able to predict that the rain is going to fall soon," said Akanbi.
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Not to be outdone, Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, who was seated next to Mr. Booker, also skewered Ms. Nielsen, suggesting that Americans could draw a "reasonable inference" that she is racist.
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That God is using Trump not as an agent of his good work but as a kind of ongoing test of everyone else's moral character seems like a not-unreasonable inference to draw.
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And just like those older neural nets, they consume all the examples you might give them, forming their own webs of inference that can then be applied to pictures they've never seen before.
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What's both crucial and easy to miss about TikTok is how it has stepped over the midpoint between the familiar self-directed feed and an experience based first on algorithmic observation and inference.
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" In her ruling on the defence's application, Bruce said "the evidence forming part of the trial record gives rise to an inference that there may well have been a connection between [X] and CSIS.
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Mythic's chips are designed to do something not so dissimilar, finding ways to complete those kinds of analog operations for addition and multiplication in order to handle the computational requirements for an inference operation.
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But also you have to supplement that with A.I. chips specifically both for inference and for training and that's been a really big high growth market for us over the last couple of years.
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Google is exploiting an opportunity to split the process of inference and machine training into two different sets of hardware and dramatically reduce the footprint required in a device that's actually capturing the data.
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This kind of hardware on the Echo would probably be geared toward inference, taking inbound information (like speech) and executing a ton of calculations really, really quickly to make sense of the incoming information.
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In terms of machine and deep learning performance, the 16GB T4 is significantly slower than the V100, though if you are mostly running inference on the cards, you may actually see a speed boost.
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"Plaintiff's allegations of high default rates, large economic losses, and widespread investigation into RMBS securitization allow the court to draw the reasonable inference that defendant had actual knowledge" of defective loans, the judge wrote.
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"The most natural inference to be drawn from Salazar-Limon's testimony was that he neither turned nor reached for his waistband before he was shot - especially as no gun was ever recovered," Sotomayor wrote.
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One natural inference was that because the party started losing presidential elections around the time it heartily embraced the civil right movement and turned against the Vietnam War, these changes were a major culprit.
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Working within the framework of now-familiar facts, Mr. Weinraub, a former New York Times journalist, has built scenes, dialogue and even characters from what is at best inference and at worst convenient tendentiousness.
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With stocks still rising and production costs still sliding, thanks in large part to plummeting oil prices, the inference is that the price must go lower still if the market is going to rebalance.
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Some analysts also drew negative inference from Sainsbury's and Asda's pre-Christmas clash with the CMA over its refusal to give them more time to respond to evidence, a row that went to court.
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Amazon said today that Dr Black will support its the new research hub as an Amazon Scholar, along with another Max Planck director, Dr Bernhard Schölkopf, who is based in the Department of Empirical Inference.
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Optic lobes, comparedGraphic: Christopher TorresThis paper is an inference about an extinct bird, so it's hard to tell what the birds were really like, and if they were nocturnal, how they managed to get around.
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Is all of that enough to support the observer's inference that the judge cannot be impartial on the relevant questions (or at least that the judge's participation raises reasonable questions about his or her impartiality)?
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Reading them might fill 15 to 30 minutes of time as a momentary distraction, but without at least a bit of sociopolitical inference, you might as well buy a superhero pinup book to flip through.
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The purpose of a poll, in my view, is to collect information from a sample that can be considered representative of a population of interest, so as to make a generalizable inference about that population.
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"The more cogent inference is that Lions Gate did not specifically disclose the investigation until the settlement had been concluded because it did not believe that there was a requirement to do so," Koeltl wrote.
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"Clearly we're seeing some challenges in terms of goods being held up in customs, in terms of licenses being delayed, in terms of unwanted scrutiny and unnecessary scrutiny, in terms of regulatory inference," said Freeman.
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If you are talking the overall ability to make reverse inference on any kind of mental state, I'm not sure that we're going to be able to do that with the current brain imagining tools.
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Teams that need GPUs for training their machine learning models get access to the raw hardware, while teams that just need those GPUs to handle inference get access to them through a set of APIs.
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A secure vault is designed to better protect biometric data, passwords and other sensitive data On the AI front, Qualcomm says it is boosting the types of inference that can be done on the device.
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In a decision made public on Monday, U.S. District Judge Gregory Woods in Manhattan said the Securities and Exchange Commission's complaint raised a "strong inference" that Todd Takeyasu and Jeffery Curran intended to defraud investors.
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" The rules also state that "all military personnel should avoid the inference that their political activities imply or appear to imply [Department of Defense] sponsorship, approval, or endorsement of a political candidate, campaign, or cause.
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The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston on Friday ruled the complaint failed to allege facts that gave rise to a strong inference that Biogen and its officials intended to mislead the public.
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"Intel has a better position in the AI inference market than they get credit for, which we expect to begin to play out in 2018," analyst Blayne Curtis wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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He switched to No. 28 — from No. 27 — because he wanted a visible reminder of the number of championships the Yankees had accumulated, along with the inference that another one would surely come soon enough.
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"An inference that he was not signed — even arguable if 'worse' players were — is not going to be enough," Mark Conrad, an associate professor of law and ethics at Fordham University, wrote in an email.
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Table 217: party ID of voters in 22012 general election by race/ethnicity, California congressional district 216 Using ecological inference techniques, we can estimate the proportion of these racial subgroups that voted for the candidates.
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"When you're taking a human being and using so much inference about what they looked or sounded like, it can be done with an agenda that you might not even be aware of," she said.
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But that the inference was that that is where the bias was on your part or The Federalist Society&aposs part and everyone else around here to get those type of thinkers, pro-life thinkers together.
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That Weinberg accepted an expensive watch from Dick as a gift after the conclusion of the mediation was not a sufficient factual basis to support a reasonable inference that Weinberg was not impartial during the mediation.
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Fast, fully parallel and ultra scalable, these chips are said to be capable of both online training and low-power inference, to enable complex machine learning applications both in the cloud and directly on a device.
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When the GPUs are idle, they run mining to pay the hardware providers, and Snark AI also offers the capability to both mine and run deep learning inference on a piece of hardware simultaneously, Buniatyan said.
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The "reasonable inference from defendants' conduct is that they have revoked Acosta's credentials as a form of content- and viewpoint-based discrimination and in retaliation for plaintiffs' exercise of protected First Amendment activity," CNN's lawsuit alleges.
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It is through his father's profession — the starkest form of adaption to the white power structure — that Phillips finds a pictorial strategy for probing the racial chasms of the justice system, and by inference, everyday life.
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Increasingly, they take the form of machine learning systems that are not painstakingly "taught" vocabulary, grammar and syntax but rather "learn" to respond appropriately using probabilistic inference from large data sets, together with some human guidance.
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"The police have drawn inference that he was referring to the head of state as a dog from Chawama and that is why they have decided to charge him with defamation of the president," Mundia said.
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"If they are going to prevent witnesses from coming forward to testify on the allegations in the whistle-blower complaint, that will create an adverse inference that those allegations are in fact correct," Schiff said yesterday.
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Given this lift in activity has coincided with the fast growth in the LME's scrap contract, the inference is that an arbitrage trade between the U.S. Midwest (CME) and the Black Sea (LME) scrap markets is evolving.
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The best analysis we can draw from the 'world class' debate is that those two alone are objectively fantastic, which is hardly an informative way to look at world football, or even a useful inference to make.
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Using the film's moral consequences as a basis for its belief system, you can see the inference that art and its creation are tied up in the personal demons of the artist, for better or for worse.
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Razer isn't explicitly saying that it's hoping to target female customers with all of these pink products — the company's press release just makes extensive references to Valentine's Day throughout — but it's a pretty safe inference to make.
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Those chips, unlike CPUs, are able to better handle the kinds of rapid-fire calculations for inference and machine training, making them perfect candidates to slot into devices like those that power computer vision or autonomous driving.
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Ultimately, fMRI is a limited window into the biology and without a better window into human brain function, it's not clear to me that we will be able to get to perfect reverse inference with this tool.
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The sobering inference from the ascendant quality trade is that it's consistent with a market girding for tougher times, While not predictive in itself, this pattern is one seen in the run-up to a bear market.
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In his decision late Friday, the Austin, Texas-based judge said the allegations in the proposed class action "do not give rise to a cogent and compelling inference" that Whole Foods intended to commit securities fraud. Amazon.
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The court could candidly admit that this case is hard — that, given the strong arguments on both sides, no honest jurist could decide with certainty which competing inference is the correct one to draw from Congress's silence.
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Explaining why the stock market does what it does is largely a fool's errand; a former colleague used to say that the only inference from a rising stock market was that there were more buyers than sellers.
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"Given the fact that for much of his life, Donald was financially supporting those politicians -- writing checks to Hillary Clinton, writing checks to Andrew Cuomo -- it is a fair inference that he supports their policies," Cruz said.
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Stone has denied any wrongdoing, and in an appearance on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront" earlier Monday evening, he said he was communicating with Davis through their attorneys to avoid "any inference" that he had tampered with witnesses.
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