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A model serves as a simplified depiction of a more intricate system or process. Infectious disease models can aid in outbreak responses by offering insights into the spread of diseases within populations, estimating the magnitude of outbreaks, and assessing the potential effects of interventions. Mathematical models can forecast the progression of infectious diseases to illustrate the probable outcomes of an epidemic and assist in shaping public health measures and interventions. In recent years, mathematical modelling has emerged as a crucial Instrument in analysing the dynamics of infectious diseases and supporting the creation of control strategies.
R is a robust tool for modelling infectious diseases mathematically due to its flexible and opensource programming environment. It offers a broad array of statistical and numerical analysis functionalities, enabling researchers to construct intricate models, simulate disease behaviours, and evaluate the effects of various interventions, all within an intuitive interface.
Professional Certification Program
The aim is to explore mathematical modelling and assessment of infectious diseases utilizing R.
Day 1: Infectious disease model and terminology
Day 2: R studio and packages, Framework for mathematical model
Day 3: SusceptibleInfected-Recovered (SIR) Model
2025-05-15
Indian Standard Timing 3:00 PM
2025-05-15 to 2025-05-17
Indian Standard Timing 04:00 PM
INR. 2699
USD. 85
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