A simple mathematical tool to forecast COVID-19 cumulative case numbers
Objective: Mathematical models are known to help determine potential intervention strategies by providing an approximate idea of the transmission dynamics of infectious diseases. To develop proper responses, not only are more accurate disease spread models needed, but also those that are easy to use...
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Main Authors: | Naci Balak (Author), Deniz Inan (Author), Mario Ganau (Author), Cesare Zoia (Author), Sinan Sönmez (Author), Batuhan Kurt (Author), Ahmet Akgül (Author), Müjgan Tez (Author) |
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2021-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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