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The story of the R number: How an obscure epidemiological figure took over our lives. Part 2: Modelling
How do you build a complex epidemiological model in record time with little or no reliable data? In the second instalment of his six-part series, Gavin Freeguard describes how different modelling groups in the UK used different data sources and assumptions to try to understand Covid-19 infection rates, and how this diversity proved to be a strength rather than a weakness
SignificanceMathematics-Statistics and Probability
CiteScore
1.40
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96
期刊介绍:
Significance is a quarterly magazine for anyone interested in statistics and the analysis and interpretation of data. Its aim is to communicate and demonstrate in an entertaining, thought-provoking and non-technical way the practical use of statistics in all walks of life and to show informatively and authoritatively how statistics benefit society.