Modelling the Infection Process with Noisy Data

Leader:
Carlos Uribe, PhD (Professor of Economics, Administration and Economics Faculty, CADE)
Santiago José Gangotena, PhD (Professor of Economics, Administration and Economics Faculty, CADE)

USFQ Participants:
7 students from the Economics Master´s Degree. Computational Economics class 2.

Description:

Estimate based on data on the course of infection to correct selection bias in reported cases and to report public policy in real time.Models of contagion agents based on networks that consider the economy and the informal sector, asymptomatic transmission.
Models of contagion agents based on networks that model the public decision maker as an economic agent.Contagion models in compartments that consider lags and restricted capacity to process data.

USFQ Faculty: Economics

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