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Oishi (2002) approached the issue from three levels micro (individual level), macro (state level), and meso level (society level).

The latter is given in Equation (8), considering the energy difference Δ E between the local minimum of macro-state b and the lowest saddle point of any path to the target macro state c (which may traverse some other macro-states).

In Table 1, the measured PLR and RTT values are categorized into poor macro-states and good macro-states.

a and b are the measured macro-states and micro-states of PLR and RTT.

The frequency of transitions among different macro-states is rather low.

c and d are the simulated macro-states and micro states of PLR and RTT.

Meanwhile, the macro-states of PLR and RTT can be simulated with the accuracy of 100%.

Several probes are introduced to guide the transition between different macro-states, which would rarely happen.

The average time interval between different micro-states is much less than that of different macro-states.

c and d are the simulated macro-states and micro states of PLR and RTT with three probes.

As shown in Table 1, during the period of about 1 h, the macro-states of PLR and RTT changed only six times.