The game environment is uncertain, with rewards delivered on an unpredictable variable-ratio schedule of reinforcement, which is identical to gambling.
This architecture is appropriate for complex environments, which are characterized by variable signal-to-noise ratios, unpredictable source behaviors, and the simultaneous occurrence of objects whose signal signatures can distort each other.
And while butter with a low-butterfat, high-moisture ratio might create unpredictable baked goods, using fancy butter where it's not intended can have similarly disappointing results.
However, physiologic variables, such as age or body mass index (BMI), make the GA/A1c ratio a little unpredictable in clinical practice [ 12].
Uncertainties are inevitable in seasonal-to-decadal prediction and depend on the size of the predictable signal relative to unpredictable chaos (signal-to-noise ratio), as well as imperfections in observations used for initial conditions, the fidelity of GCMs, and uncertainties in projected radiative perturbations [e.g., Hawkins and Sutton, 2011].
On the other hand, these saturation effects, as well as the relatively larger Poisson error in the detection of low intensity values will affect the ratios on both sides of the ratio distribution in an unpredictable way.
This unreliability occurs because EE in critically ill patients is highly variable depending on the initial injury, severity of the disease, nutritional status, time after admission and treatments, and an unpredictable variation of the body weight to EE ratio [ 34].
But when everything is blurred by a layer of batter, you're left biting blind, meaning the results were a wildly unpredictable level of flesh to batter to chicken skin ratio.
Yet, compared to lab-based research, field experiments are unpredictable in nature and suffer significantly lower signal-to-noise ratios, making accurate video analysis even more challenging.
Whether the ratio of women to men will continue to increase depends on unpredictable factors.
