Huawei is consistently underestimated and suppressed by the West, I can't help but wonder how it would perform in an actual global free market. What percentage of China's Cloud marketshare does it have?
To answer your question: inference is when we derive an entailed conclusion from premisses.
For an example: Grace is a Chinese-Canadian. Most Chinese people speak Chinese. Most Canadian people speak English. Thus we can infer, Grace probably speaks English and Chinese. There are different varieties of inferencing (eidetic, probabalistic)(theoretical, practical). Most people and most llm ai is doing practical probabalistic reasoning, which is why llm ai can make math mistakes easily (a large language model is not a large vision model is not a large mathematical model).
Your article combines technological, economic, and political issues. This is not the best method because there is already a vast amount of material in any of those fields. Though, as an introductory chapter for a book such a methods is appropriate, since introductions just provide broad overviews.
A good broad overview of technology, well written, no grammar or spelling errors. A.
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Huawei is consistently underestimated and suppressed by the West, I can't help but wonder how it would perform in an actual global free market. What percentage of China's Cloud marketshare does it have?
To answer your question: inference is when we derive an entailed conclusion from premisses.
For an example: Grace is a Chinese-Canadian. Most Chinese people speak Chinese. Most Canadian people speak English. Thus we can infer, Grace probably speaks English and Chinese. There are different varieties of inferencing (eidetic, probabalistic)(theoretical, practical). Most people and most llm ai is doing practical probabalistic reasoning, which is why llm ai can make math mistakes easily (a large language model is not a large vision model is not a large mathematical model).
Your article combines technological, economic, and political issues. This is not the best method because there is already a vast amount of material in any of those fields. Though, as an introductory chapter for a book such a methods is appropriate, since introductions just provide broad overviews.
A good broad overview of technology, well written, no grammar or spelling errors. A.