zbMath0984.92028MaRDI QIDQ4527524
Charles J. Mode, Candace K. Sleeman
Publication date: 6 February 2001
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Conditional failure occurrence rates for semi-Markov chains,
On simulating strongly interacting, stochastic population models. II: Multiple compartments,
Bisexual branching processes to model extinction conditions for Y-linked genes,
Qualitative behaviour of a stochastic hepatitis C epidemic model in cellular level,
Abstraction-guided truncations for stationary distributions of Markov population models,
A stochastic epidemic model of COVID-19 disease,
Discrete-Time Semi-Markov Model for Reliability and Survival Analysis,
Stochastic models for the spread of HIV in a mobile heterosexual population,
Analytical survival analysis of the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process,
On parameter estimation in population models,
Stochastic modeling of nonlinear epidemiology,
On a stochastic epidemic SEIHR model and its diffusion approximation,
High host density favors greater virulence: a model of parasite-host dynamics based on multi-type branching processes,
Simulating the emergence of mutations and their subsequent evolution in an age-structured stochastic self-regulating process with two sexes,
Stochastic monotonicity and continuity properties of functions defined on Crump-Mode-Jagers branching processes, with application to vaccination in epidemic modelling,
Susceptible-infectious-recovered models revisited: from the individual level to the population level,
Controlling the number of HIV infectives in a mobile population,
Stochastic Monotonicity and Continuity Properties of the Extinction Time of Bellman-Harris Branching Processes: An Application to Epidemic Modelling,
Empirical estimation for discrete-time semi-Markov processes with applications in reliability,
Bringing consistency to simulation of population models -- Poisson simulation as a bridge between micro and macro simulation,
A review on Monte Carlo simulation methods as they apply to mutation and selection as formulated in Wright-Fisher models of evolutionary genetics,
Natural distribution,
A Path‐Specific SEIR Model for use with General Latent and Infectious Time Distributions,
Estimating the transmission potential of supercritical processes based on the final size distribution of minor outbreaks,
Separate roles of the latent and infectious periods in shaping the relation between the basic reproduction number and the intrinsic growth rate of infectious disease outbreaks,
Analysis of Markov jump processes under terminal constraints,
Non-parametric Bayesian estimation for multitype branching processes through simulation-based methods,
Final Size of an Epidemic for a Two-Group SIR Model,
Simulating the emergence and survival of mutations using a self regulating multitype branching processes,
Nonparametric estimation of interval reliability for discrete-time semi-Markov systems,
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An algorithmic synthesis of the deterministic and stochastic paradigms via computer intensive methods
