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Why is the predicted scale factor based on the probabilistic decoder somewhat smaller than the prediction based on the winner-take-all analysis?

We explain this point in the paragraph of the subsection "Probabilistic decoder" that starts "Why is the predicted scale factor based on the probabilistic decoder somewhat smaller than the prediction based on the winner-take-all analysis?

We contend that traditional approaches to forest conservation and management will be inadequate given the predicted scale of social-economic and biophysical changes in the 21st century.

Similarly, even in two dimensions, if noise is correlated between grid cells, then variability in d can affect our predicted scale factor.

Figure  9 shows the predicted scale of the outbreak when initiation of control measures is varied +/-2 weeks from the actual starting time.

Considering that the Rasch-based calibration fitted the data well according to pre-specified criteria and that the agreement between observed and predicted scale scores did not improve much in the more general models, it was concluded that the Rasch-based crosswalk was adequate for converting total scale scores.

All scales have been confirmed to correlate better with theoretically predicted scales than with the non-predicted scales, albeit by a trivial difference.

Reasonable agreement between the predicted scaling and measured combustion recession data is shown over a very wide range of ambient conditions, injector parameters, and end-of-injection transients.

Our extensive results cover the range which is accessible for the comparison to experimental data and for the checking of the theoretically predicted scaling laws.

Other analyses have predicted scales with as many as 31 intervals, which are rarely used to make music [17], [18].

We expect that our predicted scaling of the grid modules also holds in humans and other primates.