On Birnbaum–Saunders inference

The Impact of Contextual Clue Selection on Inference

Linguistic information can be conveyed in the form of speech and written text, but it is the content of the message that is ultimately essential for higher-level processes in language comprehension, such as making inferences and associations between text information and knowledge about the world. Linguistically, inference is the shovel that allows receivers to dig meaning out from the text with...

Thyroid disorder diagnosis based on Mamdani fuzzy inference system classifier

Introduction: Classification and prediction are two most important applications of statistical methods in the field of medicine. According to this note that the classical classification are provided due to the clinical symptom and  do not involve the use of specialized information and knowledge. Therefore, using a classifier that can combine all this information, is necessary. The aim of this s...

Notes on Inference

In this set of notes, we consider (more directly, at least) the problem of inference. In particular, we are interested in the problem of using data or measurements to draw conclusions about a system or values that is not directly observable. This kind of problem arises in a variety of situations. One simple example that frequently arises is inferring missing data from available data, either thr...

On Quantum Statistical Inference

Recent developments in the mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics have brought the theory closer to that of classical probability and statistics. On the other hand, the unique character of quantum physics sets many of the questions addressed apart from those met classically in stochastics. Furthermore, concurrent advances in experimental techniques and in the theory of quantum computatio...

Inference on Ecological Diversity