'What inference' presentation slideshows

Adam Johnson Department of Psychology

The Bayesian Brain: Structure learning and information foraging. Adam Johnson Department of Psychology. Learning. Classical conditioning. Intertrial interval (ITI). CS. UCS. Learning. Classical conditioning Acquisition, extinction, re-acquisition. Extinction and learning

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Making Inferences Through Pictures

Making Inferences Through Pictures. What can we infer about this person just from their grocery list?. Possible Inferences. They have a dog (rawhide bones) They are hygienic/cleanly (Toothpaste, Qtips , wipes, Dish detergent) They have a job (Paper Towels for work )

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It Says, I Say Strategy

It Says, I Say Strategy. Question. It Says. I Say. And So. Copy this chart into your journal. Question. Question that creates an inference. Our first step is a question that generates an inference. . Example:. Question.

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Review

What does covariance tell you? What it is a function of? What coefficient tells you the strength of the relationship? What is confidence a function of?. Review. What is the central limit theorem? What is a normal distribution? What inference does the central limit theorem help us with?.

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Inferences

Monday, 2/14. Inferences. INFERENCE. When you combine your own experiences and information from text to draw a conclusion not directly stated in the text. INFERENCE Scenario 1. You see a person leaving Invesco Field (where the Broncos play) wearing the jersey of a Denver Bronco.

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Getting Ready to Read

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Inferring

Inferring. Thank you to many teachers w ho helped with the ideas f or this power point from t he internet. What is inferring?. Textual Information + Connection ______________] Inference. What is inferring?. My inference. Clues from what you read. What you already know. =. +.

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January 16, 2014 H oles chapters 33-36 making inferences H omework:

January 16, 2014 H oles chapters 33-36 making inferences H omework: W ork on unit 3 vocabulary. Quiz and assignment completion moved Wednesday January 22nd (when you return from long weekend). H oles q uiz on chapters 29-39 on Wednesday January 22nd! O bjective:

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Making Inferences Reading between the lines

Making Inferences Reading between the lines. 0. Authors vs. Readers. Authors Imply, Readers Infer. Authors make implications that readers have to infer. What do I mean by these statements?

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Making Inferences Reading between the lines

Making Inferences Reading between the lines. 0. Authors vs. Readers. Authors Imply, Readers Infer. Authors make implications that readers have to infer. What do I mean by these statements?

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By Laura S. Young, M.A. Dev. Reading Instructor, Northern Virginia Community College, 2004

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Cuba

Roger DeCarbo. Cuba. Havana. Data Files. What inference can you make about your country based on the data files. Geography. Landforms Island. Latitude, Longitude 2l.30N/80.00W. Tropical,Warm,Breezt. History. Castro takes control by J uly 1959.

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Jamaica

Jamaica. Kingston. Keely Lisco. Data Files. What inference can you make about your country based on the data files?. The inference I can make between J amaica and United S tates was that there are more doctors in the United S tates and a less amount of the infant mortality than Jamaica.

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Miss Nelson is Missing

Miss Nelson is Missing. By: James Marshall. What we want to learn. Content Objective: I will make inferences about the story by using clues in the story and what I already know. Language Objective: I will read fluently and explain how I made my inference about the story.

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