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Uncertainty analysis of contagion processes based on a functional approach

2022-12-06

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The spread of a disease, product or idea in a population is often hard to predict. We tend to observe one or few realizations of the contagion process and therefore limited information can be obtained for anticipating future similar events. The stochastic nature of contagion generates unpredictable outcomes throughout the whole course of the dynamics. This might lead to important inaccuracies in the predictions an...

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Literature Corpus work: c0170950-174d-5ccf-b254-78bd9f57abfd
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2243949/v1

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