The phrase "absence of prediction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing uncertainty, forecasting, or the lack of foresight in various fields such as science, economics, or decision-making.
Example: "The absence of prediction in the current model raises concerns about its reliability in future scenarios."
Alternatives: "lack of forecasting" or "nonexistence of prediction".
A corollary to targeted gene prediction is that the absence of prediction strongly predicts gene relocation to a different region or chromosome or a gene loss event.
This follows from the statistical framework on which DVC relies, and especially the absence of prediction loop in the codec.
These results suggest that absence of prediction by GreenPhyl is correct and this is a true negative.
Clearly, it is misleading to suggest that there is an absence of prediction error reaching motor cortex, and this is not our intention.
As discussed above, the present study was not designed for this purpose, and the reduced sample size might limit the significance of the association with mortality, as suggested by the absence of prediction of mortality by the Simplified Acute Physiology Score II.
In the absence of predictions derived from well-founded theories of pathology, this is a hit or miss way of proceeding.
While the presence of predictive saccades towards an action outcome surely implies that the observer has generated a goal prediction regardless of whether they reflect the process of goal prediction, an absence of predictive saccades does not imply that no goal prediction has taken place.
Finally, it is interesting to compare the individual keywords associated with disorder prediction and with those associated with the absence of disorder prediction (which indicate structure-associated functions).
Specifically, the absence of negative prediction error responses at unrewarded USs suggests absent reward prediction by the picture CSs.
These results, which are consistent with Luke and Christianson's (2016) corpus study, provide the first evidence from a controlled experimental design for the absence of a prediction error cost, and for facilitation of an unpredictable but semantically related word, during normal reading.
The absence of the prediction loop prevents drifts in the presence of transmission errors.
