Sensitivity analysis for an electron transport system: application to the case of wurtzite gallium nitride

He, Yanyan; Chilleri, John; O’Leary, Stephen K.; Shur, M. S.; Kirby, Robert M.

doi:10.1007/s10825-019-01424-1

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“…[18,19] The ease of the parameter extraction and of plotting differential curves for a range of the parameter values make the Pandemic Equation model to be a useful predictor of the COVID-19 pandemic with a possibility of the uncertainty quantification using the approach similar to that applied for the Monte Carlo transport simulation. [20]…”

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Describing and Predicting COVID19 Evolution Using Pandemic Equation

Shur

2020

2020 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data)

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The COVID-19 pandemic evolution is accurately described by the new Pandemic Equation, which is the generalized rate equation describing the pandemic curve flattening and accounting for the mitigation measures, such as the introduction or removal of the quarantine, and for the effect of vaccination or drugs, when and if introduced. The Pandemic Equation model allows for an easy parameter extraction amenable to training Artificial Intelligence model for the automatic parameter extraction. The predictive capabilities of the Pandemic Equation are based on the parameter ranges extracted from multiple localities with well advanced pandemic evolution correlated with the mitigation measures.

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confidence: 99%