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inferences
noun as in conclusion, deduction
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Christopher, from east London, believes these so-called secret inferences are bringing harm to people across the world.
He wrote that he was satisfied a fair trial could take place, and that the tribunal could "draw appropriate inferences" from the missing documentation.
So on back-to-back days they use the absence of legislation to make directly conflicting inferences about what Congress has the power to do.
Even if a machine learning model is trained using differential privacy, however, that does not prevent it from making sensitive inferences such as in the Target example.
These pages include general instructions about evidence, making inferences from the evidence, the burden of proof in a criminal trial, and what constitutes reasonable doubt.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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