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Monthly Archives: March 2020
Why you’re working from home, Part 2: A Shiny Model
Immediately after I published my last post, I wasn’t content with the manner in which I conveyed the SIR model. Simply posting graphs from scenarios that I ran isn’t exciting. It’s passive, and it doesn’t actively demonstrate for the reader … Continue reading
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Why you’re working from home: An introduction to epidemiological modeling
The COVID-19 virus is sweeping the world causing an equally contagious pandemic of fear and confusion. Depending on where you live, you may be ordered to stay home, going out only when necessary, or there may be no restrictions on … Continue reading
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