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Exploring the role of the potential surface in the behaviour of early warning signals

2022-08-17

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The theory of critical slowing down states that a system displays increasing relaxation times as it approaches a critical transition. These changes can be seen in statistics generated from timeseries data, which can be used as early warning signals of a transition. Such early warning signals would be of value for emerging infectious diseases or to understand when an endemic disease is close to elimination. However...

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Literature Corpus work: ed96e331-fa21-5819-9228-f946b45f36e8
DOI: 10.1101/2022.08.12.22278717

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