I don't believe it is predictable, or rather, it is impossible to know all of the causal frames, since observing them and measuring their state would invariably change their state, which would require that the whole of any mass group be observed at the same time and in such a way that the observation itself causes no change in state, and thus must also include the observer. Since the recording of knowledge requires a state change, there is no possible way for all to be known in advance without changing the state of the whole group and introducing uncertainty.
The entire model is based on independent causalities for each entangled set (fair to call them lie groups, as they are represented so in the model) within it's own Hilbert space. The expressions of boundaries along our 4-dimensions of space (3) and time (1) are carried merely by the propagation of the wave form harmonic. The internal state change can be predicted only insofar as probability mechanics can take us based on the knowledge of the properties of the closed set. That would be a function of its stable mass.