Explore a critical analysis of the force of infection equation in compartmental HIV transmission models during this 42-minute colloquium talk by Jesse Knight from Unity Health Toronto. Delve into the mathematical foundations of epidemiological modeling and gain insights into potential improvements for HIV transmission predictions. Examine the current limitations and proposed modifications to enhance the accuracy and applicability of these models in public health strategies.
Re-examining the Force of Infection Equation in Compartmental HIV Transmission Models
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Syllabus
Re-examining the force of infection equation in compartmental HIV transmission models
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Fields Institute
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