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For exercises that consider physical outcomes of armed conflict, detailed models may be used to predict expected outcomes (for example, one can model, with high degrees of accuracy, the effectiveness of a particular type of weapon against a particular type of target).

Information based on qualitative data analysis of the Lean implementations and context from a previous paper was used to predict expected change patterns in the psychosocial work environment from T1 to T2 and subsequently compared with COPSOQ-data through linear regression analysis.

The model was then used to predict the expected current distribution around a number of hypothetical electrode designs.

Information on the probability of mean wind speed at a given site and on the aeroelastic coefficients of bridge decks (flutter derivatives) is used to predict the expected value of the lifetime replacement costs due to flutter occurrence.

The crystallographic phenomenological theory is used to predict the expected relief induced by the transformation, for the particular case of lattice correspondence ABC1, where tetragonal c axis becomes the monoclinic c axis.

As little is known of the likely impacts of climate change on tourism, the results of a specific survey among tourists using protected areas, described by (Turpie et al. 2010), were used to predict the expected impacts of climate change on tourism visitation numbers.

Since model scale results have been used successfully to predict levels on larger-sized bodies tested in a totally different environment, the present data along with the proposed scaling procedure can be used to predict the expected flow noise levels at prototype scales during preliminary design studies.

This paper presents a recurrent neural network based novelty filter where a Scitos G5 mobile robot explored the environment and built dynamic models of observed sensory motor values, then the acquired models of normality are used to predict the expected future values of sensory motor inputs during patrol.

These statistical models were used to predict the expected time of detection for all countries in our database that had GDP, population density, healthcare, and flight data.

Neri et al. argued that time-locking in a behaviourally meaningful way between interacting agents provides an implicit temporal cue and the additional agent can be used to predict the expected trajectory of the relevant agent with better precision.

This model was used to predict the expected mortality in ascending strata of age groups.