The biotech rubric explores how data science and artificial intelligence is having a significant impact, and is increasingly required, in the advanced research being conducted to advance high level healthcare such as genetics and tissue regeneration.
Mortality and co-morbidity Investigation in Italy under Covid-19 Dispensing connection between characteristic, co-morbidities, and mortality outcomes among 1890 patients with Covid-19 and three cause of… Read More »Mortality and co-morbidity Investigation in Italy under Covid-19
Summary: This blog is part II of a series showcasing management and analytics of the daily U.S. Covid-19 case/death data published by the Center for Systems… Read More »Johns Hopkins Covid-19 Data and R, Part II, data.table functions and graphics, plus R-Naught.
by Chris McLean & Peter Bruce Never before have statistical models received the attention they are getting now in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic. … Read More »Visualizing the Performance of COVID Models
The work of an Italian mathematician in the 1930s may hold the key to epidemic modeling. That’s because models that try to replicate reality in… Read More »A Fundamental Theorem for Epidemiology
After being confined for 2 months and hearing the word pandemic almost daily, seeing graphs, opinions, time lines and values that rise and fall, I… Read More »Damn Pandemic: Epidemiological Models
Unfortunately MDP(Markov decision process) ,which is core part of learning agent of autonomous car can’t help to develop inference system which can help to predict… Read More »Covid19 : Chapter 1 : Need of a Master Algorithm
by Carl Hoover, Senior Advisor, Elder Research We observe a peculiar counter-fluctuation in a COVID-19 statistic — daily percent changes in deaths; it has a… Read More »COVID-19: Tuesday Blips in a “Downward Trajectory”
Using Google Mobility Data to Model Covid-19 Case Infection Rates Paul B. Parker, Ph.D. Introduction The question of how and when to open up the… Read More »Using Google Mobility Data to Model Covid-19 Case Infection Rates
Summary: This blog showcases the handling of daily data of cases/deaths from Covid-19 in the U.S. published by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns… Read More »Johns Hopkins Covid-19 Data and R, Part I — data.table handling.
by Peter Bruce, President & Founder, Statistics.com Although there are frequent reports in the news media of young people contracting serious cases of COVID-19 and… Read More »Coronavirus: Age and Health
