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It formalizes the predictive relationship between events, but also comprises expectations about how this relationship is expected to change over time and takes into account the uncertainty about this prediction (Dayan 2000).

The constraints comprise expectation and variance of immunogenicity ρ, tumour volume at diagnosis Tdiag and chemosensitivity k T as well as expectation of tumour growth rate α (see Table  4 below).

However, in order to successfully do so, more information on RTW-expectations as predictors of work status and what comprises these expectations is needed.

From our previous study, we saw that some of the illness perceptions were particularly strongly associated with uncertain and negative RTW-expectations. 25 We, therefore, find it plausible to assume that although not statistically significant, predictors of benefit recipiency in this study and illness perceptions may still be part of the underlying factors comprising RTW-expectations.

Also, here the conditioning events, the lower and upper sets, have fixed probabilities α, while the δ indicator comprises an expectation over the conditioning variables.

More than a quarter of the 2,000 respondents had not read any of the books on a list of classics comprising: Animal Farm, Great Expectations, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, To Kill a Mockingbird, Lord of the Flies, Pride and Prejudice, Of Mice and Men, Catcher in the Rye, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Much Ado About Nothing.

Thus, hopes for the future at the end of the Persian period and through the Hellenistic period comprised both historical expectations focused upon an earthly community and cosmic-mythic visions that moved on a broader stage.

For a CNC machine tool, the boundary conditions include spatial constraints, range of spindle speed, etc. whereas, performance expectations comprise positional accuracy, repeatability, capability to generate complicated parts, etc.

Patient expectations comprised a final barrier to transition-related care.

These themes comprised: (i) patients' expectations about combined therapy; (ii) the impact of treatment on quality of life; (iii) concerns about combined treatment; and (iv) management of combined therapy at home.

In this form, one can see clearly the relationship between predictive coding and Kalman Bucy filtering changes in conditional expectations comprise a prediction (first term) plus a weighted mixture of prediction errors (remaining terms).