But even with well-disposed stars, there is a measure of unpredictability.
And perhaps the fallible human factor in refereeing is not such a bad thing, injecting as it does an even greater measure of unpredictability into the inscrutable game.
For instance, entropy is a measure of unpredictability in a system (Bedford and Cooke 2001), with higher entropy indicating the node states are more randomly distributed, and therefore more uncertain.
As much as it provides a measure of unpredictability, I don't think of meaning as being intrinsically wound up with the code or living inside the computer somehow.
The minimum of CCE, CCEmin, is taken as a measure of the minimum amount of information carried by the series that cannot be derived from its own past values (i.e. a measure of unpredictability of future values when past samples are given).
All subjects also completed a three-item measure of unpredictability of movement for each animal.
Sample entropy (SampEn, a measure of regularity), approximate entropy (ApEn, a measure of unpredictability), and Lyapunov exponent (LyE, a measure of divergence) are nonlinear dynamic parameters that can be extracted from COP plot points in order to perform structural analyses [ 52, 84, 85].
One of the limitations of this study is the use of a single-item measure of dental fear and of single-item measures of uncontrollability, unpredictability and dangerousness.
This makes for a certain amount of unpredictability".
A measure of political unpredictability may act to keep politics honest.
For now, a measure of youthful unpredictability is quietly infiltrating Broadway.
