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Collision Prediction aims at estimating the most probable trajectory of a given obstacle.

The most affluent neighborhoods are the least likely to experience change but are associated with the most probable trajectory of change featuring densification.

If John Grisham were to pass away and leave an unfinished novel, one's interest would be limited: and it would be easier, in a work faithful to the conventions of its genre, to deduce from the fragment the probable trajectory of the whole work.

Instead, it is necessary to take into account the multiple scattering of the detected photons and to use statistical diffuse light propagation algorithms to reconstruct the 3D fluorescence quantum efficiency and lifetime distributions based on the probable trajectories of the detected photons.

The most probable path is the most likely trajectory of the model system to get from one state to another.

The most probable trajectory consists of 39 mutational steps at 33 sites (5 mutations revert; 1 site mutates to two identities).

Likewise, to determine to what extent connections between cells are part of the divergent part of the trajectories, we calculate the probability that the most probable trajectory crosses a cell connection and the least probable trajectory fails to do so.

For sufficiently large values of t (>n2+12n(n+1)), the most probable trajectory has a convenient characterization in terms of the above decomposition, and can be computed in time O(nlogt).

This choice can be physically understood to collect all low-frequency fluctuations in the past of the evaluation of the observable at time t. Figure 2 shows that the escape process is driven by strong noise (c), with a maximum intensity at the time where the most probable trajectory (d) reaches the inflection point of the barrier.

The mode of the resulting posterior distribution, the most probable trajectory, is the percept: a compromise between imprecise sensorineural information and the observer's expectation of slow movement (see Materials and Methods for mathematical details).

Here we report calculations of the most probable trajectories and masses of the supernova progenitors, and hence their explosion times and sites.