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Modelling and simulation

Machine learning could help slow epidemic spread

28 Apr 2021 Margaret Harris
Map of Europe showing disease outbreaks in two scenarios
Disease control: A simulated outbreak when infection spreads uncontrolled (left) and when the researchers’ method is used to control it (right). (Courtesy: Laura Natali)
Machine learning could help stop a future pandemic in its tracks by indicating which individuals sho

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