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A Study on Graph-Structured Recurrent Neural Networks and Sparsification
  with Application to Epidemic Forecasting

A Study on Graph-Structured Recurrent Neural Networks and Sparsification with Application to Epidemic Forecasting

World Congress on Global Optimization (WCGO), 2019
13 February 2019
Zhijian Li
Xiyang Luo
Bao Wang
Andrea L. Bertozzi
Jack Xin
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Papers citing "A Study on Graph-Structured Recurrent Neural Networks and Sparsification with Application to Epidemic Forecasting"

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An integrated recurrent neural network and regression model with spatial
  and climatic couplings for vector-borne disease dynamics
An integrated recurrent neural network and regression model with spatial and climatic couplings for vector-borne disease dynamicsInternational Conference on Pattern Recognition Applications and Methods (ICPRAM), 2022
Zhijian Li
Jack Xin
Guofa Zhou
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23 Jan 2022
A Spatial-Temporal Graph Based Hybrid Infectious Disease Model with
  Application to COVID-19
A Spatial-Temporal Graph Based Hybrid Infectious Disease Model with Application to COVID-19International Conference on Pattern Recognition Applications and Methods (ICPRAM), 2020
Yunling Zheng
Zhijian Li
Jack Xin
Guofa Zhou
151
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0
18 Oct 2020
A Recurrent Neural Network and Differential Equation Based
  Spatiotemporal Infectious Disease Model with Application to COVID-19
A Recurrent Neural Network and Differential Equation Based Spatiotemporal Infectious Disease Model with Application to COVID-19medRxiv (medRxiv), 2020
Zhijian Li
Yunling Zheng
Jack Xin
Guofa Zhou
146
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0
14 Jul 2020
Towards the Use of Neural Networks for Influenza Prediction at Multiple
  Spatial Resolutions
Towards the Use of Neural Networks for Influenza Prediction at Multiple Spatial Resolutions
Emily L. Aiken
A. Nguyen
Mauricio Santillana
AI4CE
93
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06 Nov 2019
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