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Interpreting Model Output
An analyst is reviewing a stock market prediction model's output for a particular stock. The model's report contains the following sequence: $\hat{p}_{d+1}, \hat{p}_{d+2}, \hat{p}_{d+3}$, where $d$ represents the current day. A separate data feed provides the actual closing prices for the same three days, represented as: $p_{d+1}, p_{d+2}, p_{d+3}$.
Based on the provided notation, explain the fundamental difference between these two sequences of values. How would the analyst likely use both sequences together?
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