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Once adataitemhas been included for evaluation, the algorithm for selecting an analogue proceeds the same for both common forms and rare forms.
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An inference procedure is an algorithm or method used to infer a claim value fromdataitemvalues.
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This last inference indicates that a human is empowered with sufficient discretion to infer a claim value fromdataitemvalues in any way he or she likes.
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The next step in the knowledge acquisition exercise involves viewing eachdataitemas a claim and eliciting the data items that are used to infer its value.
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In addition, nearly everydataitemis fully traceable and explicitly referenced to the original source.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The channel is fair by alternating between its two ends and giving each a chance to dispose of adataitem.
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When no variable is specified, no actual reading takes place, but the operation succeeds when a suitabledataitemis available for reading.
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In the former case, thedataitemd is lost.
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Claim variables are inferred using an inference procedure, which may not necessarily be automated, fromdataitemvalues.
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It may be due to differentdataitemvalues, certainties or inference procedures.
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The possible values for eachdataitemare then identified.
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A simple interactive store, which always records the lastdataitemreceived.
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For every factor (dataitemvariable) articulated, a reason for the item's relevance must be able to be articulated.
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A pattern is an expression that matches adataitemwhen it is written to, read from, or simply flows through a channel.
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The channel is fair by alternating between its two ends and giving each a chance to obtain adataitemfrom the channel.
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Writing adataitemthat does not match with the specified pattern pat always succeeds immediately and thedataitemis lost.
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This corresponds to the situation where an argument is advanced that departs from existing generic arguments by the introduction of a newdataitem.
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These are the channels that do not necessarily deliver through their sinks everydataitemthat they consume through their sources.
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The actual value of thisdataitemis irrelevant.
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Past contributions appears as adataitemin a generic argument regarding property distribution following divorce because a statute dictates that contributions are relevant.
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