Previously I posted the 25 most interesting NET concerts. Now I'm going to the other end of the scale and listing the 25 with the highest Predictability Indices. Here they are ranked in descending order.
17-Jul-93 Bern, Switzerland 0.712
14-Nov-11 Assago, Italy 0.691
25-Oct-98 Chicago 0.687
17-Aug-11 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 0.686
19-Aug-11 Gilford, New Hampshire 0.685
16-Aug-11 Columbia, Maryland 0.683
10-Oct-11 Manchester, England 0.682
06-Oct-11 Dublin, Ireland 0.681
14-Aug-11 Asbury Park, New Jersey 0.681
20-Nov-11 London, England 0.679
09-Nov-11 Padova, Italy 0.676
13-Jul-93 Cascais, Portugal 0.674
20-Aug-11 Bangor, Maine 0.673
11-Nov-11 Florence, Italy 0.672
22-Feb-98 Fairfax, Virginia 0.668
10-Aug-11 Scranton, Pennsylvania 0.668
21-Aug-11 Boston, Massachusetts 0.667
07-Aug-11 Rochester Hills, Michigan 0.662
07-Nov-11 Nürnberg, Germany 0.659
23-Oct-98 Minneapolis, Minnesota 0.659
26-Jul-11 New Orleans, Louisiana 0.657
02-Nov-11 Herning, Denmark 0.656
15-Nov-03 London 0.655
09-Oct-11 Glasgow, Scotland 0.653
20-Feb-98 Bristol, Tennessee 0.652
Note the preponderance of gigs from last year in this list: 18 of the 25. This makes a good case for the argument that the NET has become a bit predictable as far as set-list variation goes.
Still there's no reason not to be hopeful of seeing Lily Rosemary and The Jack of Hearts on this year's sets.

reason perhaps, thank goodness that's not all we have in our faculties.
Really nice work tompius. really neat (and not surprising) to see it lines up with the subjective value system pretty well. one of the reasons i love math...
as far as this developing into a predictive measure for new setlist adds...well that would be very impressive. and scary. for bob especially. he probably intuits and goes on hunches in ways that line up pretty closely with his implicit monitoring of frequencies and patterns, that sort of thing.
scary that our obsessions have gotten so developed we are ready to bring the scientific method into the system of passionate debate. but a clear sign that the times are a changing and it's a good time to be a dylan fan.