Author: Ronan F. Arthur; James H. Jones; Matthew H. Bonds; Marcus W. Feldman
Title: Complex dynamics induced by delayed adaptive behavior during epidemics Document date: 2020_4_16
ID: f4ro5jst_20
Snippet: Therefore, total utility will decrease as I t increases and c * t also decreases. Utility is maximized at each time step, rather than over the course of lifetime expectations. In addition, Eqn. 2.9 assumes a strictly negative relationship between number of infecteds at time t − ∆ and c * . While behavior at high degrees of prevalence or expectations of same have been shown to be non-linear and fatalistic [31, 32] , in this model, prevalence (.....
Document: Therefore, total utility will decrease as I t increases and c * t also decreases. Utility is maximized at each time step, rather than over the course of lifetime expectations. In addition, Eqn. 2.9 assumes a strictly negative relationship between number of infecteds at time t − ∆ and c * . While behavior at high degrees of prevalence or expectations of same have been shown to be non-linear and fatalistic [31, 32] , in this model, prevalence (i.e., I N ) is assumed small consistent with Eqn. 2.6.
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