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Inference: drawing a conclusion about something in the text using

the text evidence, your own background knowledge and

common sense.

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Prediction: using the text evidence, background knowledge an common sense to make a guess as to what will happen in the future.

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You make a logical guess using evidence from the text, your own knowledge, and common sense.

Developing skills in making inferences and making predictions is a critical aspect of becoming a master of words and of literature.

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Inferences are made about what happened in the past or what is currently happening.

Predictions are an attempt to guess what WILL happen in the future. (Hint: predictions usually have the words will or going to in them)

Inferences are RARELY confirmed. You most likely will NOT find out if you were right or wrong.

Predictions are almost ALWAYS confirmed! You will find out if you were right or wrong!

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Read the text carefully. Think about the types of inferences

readers make/ask yourself a question to find the answer to

Look for clues such as pictures, the title, vocabulary and the text. Act like you're a detective!

Use background knowledge and what you already know about a topic.

Make sure your inference is logical and well-reasoned.

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Identify whether I make an inference or prediction each time I

stop.


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Reading. Contents Review 1 Questions 2 Text 3 Conclusion 4 Exercises 5.

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Inference: a conclusion drawn based on evidence

Inference: a conclusion drawn based on evidence

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Protein Function Inference Enhanced by Text Miningwongls/talks/tsuji-nlp-mar07.pdf · Advanced NLP and Text Mining Forum, Tokyo, 11-13 March 2007 Protein Function Inference Enhanced

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Text Structure and Inference

Text Structure and Inference

Inference in rule-based systemsseem7450/lecture/Rule-Reasoning-2010.pdf · Inference in rule-based systems Backward chaining: working from the conclusion to the facts. Sometimes called

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1.6 Rules of Inferenceboerner/mat243/1.6 Rules of Inference...argument is valid if the conclusion follows logically from the premises, i.e. if the conclusion must be true given ...

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Andrew Courter Texas Tech University CS5331. PKS Why PKS? STRIPS The Databases Inference Algorithm Extended Features PKS Examples Conclusion and.

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Barker Institute - Barker Institute€¦ · Web viewInduction Inference of a generalised conclusion from particular instances. Deduction Deriving a conclusion by reasoning using known

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Observation & Inference - nbed.nb.ca · Inference • Conclusions based on observations. • The process of drawing a conclusion from evidence or observation Practice: • Observations:

Observation & Inference - nbed.nb.ca · Inference • Conclusions based on observations. • The process of drawing a conclusion from evidence or observation Practice: • Observations:

Copyright © 2005 Brooks/Cole, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc. 24.1 Chapter 24 Statistical Inference: Conclusion.

Copyright © 2005 Brooks/Cole, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc. 24.1 Chapter 24 Statistical Inference: Conclusion.

Make an Inference Use the clues from the text, your own background knowledge and experiences (your schema) and make an inference!

Make an Inference Use the clues from the text, your own background knowledge and experiences (your schema) and make an inference!