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Table 1.

Summary of mathematical notation.

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Fig 1.

Schematic of dose-reactive method.

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Table 2.

Dose statistics for the first PMF sequence under the non-reactive and reactive± methods.

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Fig 2.

Dose-volume histograms (DVHs) for the daily dose distribution at fractions 10, 20, 30 and the final cumulative dose distribution for (ES(0.1),M) (solid curves) and (R±ES(0.1),M) (dashed curves) for the first PMF sequence.

Letters indicate DVHs for tumor (T), left lung (LL), esophagus (E), heart (H) and spinal cord (SC).

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Fig 3.

Mean and maximum underdose and overdose by fraction for S and R±ES(0) implementations.

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Fig 4.

Mean and maximum underdose and overdose by fraction for ES(0.1) and R±ES(0.1) implementations.

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Fig 5.

Mean and maximum underdose and overdose by fraction for ES(0.9) and R±ES(0.9) implementations.

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Fig 6.

Mean and maximum underdose and overdose by fraction for R±DLYP implementations.

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Fig 7.

Daily delivered dose and target minimum/maximum doses for (ES(0.1),R) and (R±ES(0.1),R).

Where shown, the lower error bar, median and upper error bar for each fraction correspond to the 5th, 50th and 95th percentiles of the appropriate distribution, respectively. On the left-hand plots, the dashed horizontal lines correspond to 2.4Gy and 2.64Gy. The target dose requirements are normalized by 1/(ni + 1) so as to be comparable to the actual delivered dose of that fraction.

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