The latter term may be used to refer to a process of inferring current events; for example, in the predictive coding framework, the brain is usually tasked with predicting current sensations, given their causes only in generalized predictive coding does the task potentially cover both current and future sensations (Friston et al. 2011).
For example in [22], the predictive power of the past h-index for the future h-index of a scientist was presented.
bioinformatics analysis of natural autoantibody reactivities makes it possible to characterize common patterns of reactivity, for example, in mice patterns predictive of a future autoimmune disease [1].
For example, in the case of predictive maintenance, the goal is simply to identify a potential issue before it occurs while optimising resources and reducing costs.
In this example, a predictive and a distributed coding systems are compared in terms of resilience to channel errors.
Smart example: Google predictive search in mobile: By adding location data, Google can predict better search queries and search results – improving the user experience.
Examples of identified research gaps in predictive modeling of diseases at these interfaces included data availability (cases, reservoirs, wildlife ranges), data granularity (land cover), real-time data to incorporate into models to support public health decision making, and lack of repositories for animal and human diagnostic specimens and pathogens.
An example of the analytic tools used in predictive modeling can be found in a recent publication examining the performance characteristics of predictive models for development of hepatocellular carcinoma among patients with cirrhosis.
In this example, the predictive motion vector of block C0 is calculated with the motion vectors of L1, T0, and UR1 while that of block C1 is obtained with the motion vectors of L1, T1, and UR1.
For example, the predictive power of in vitro mutagenesis tests as screens for genotoxic agents results from their incorporation of a relevant biologic mechanism (DNA mutation) that is conserved across species.
