Look at the 2 sets of tracks. List 3 Observations Make an inference

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Look at the 2 sets of tracks. List 3 Observations Make an inference
Now what do you think? Make 3 OBSERVATIONS Make an INFERENCE
Now what do you think? Make 3 OBSERVATIONS Make an INFERENCE

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Make an Inference

Inference Attacks on Location Tracks

Bellwork – List 5 observations

Inference 2

Make an Inference

Tricky Tracks Observations and Inferences

Network inference from repeated observations of node sets

﻿Look at the gardens, look at the wreaths, look at the boughs and look at the trees.

Look at: thefestivalcalendar.co.uk for a list of existing festivals.

An Inside Look at Botnets

Focus Activity: Look at the picture below. List 4 observations and make 2 inferences.

An in depth look at…

AN INSIDE LOOK AT BOTNETS

Inference 3

An Introductory Look at the Omni-Circular

Look at the “Cloud” as an “Utility”

The Ladder of Inference: An Introduction

Module #3: The Theory of Sets

Learning to Make an Inference

An In-Depth Look at the Art of Roasting

Look at the gardens, look at the wreaths, look at the boughs and look at the trees.