Author: Christian Alvin H Buhat; Jessa Camille C Duero; Edd Francis O Felix; Jomar Fajardo Rabajante; Jonathan B Mamplata
Title: Optimal Allocation of COVID-19 Test Kits Among Accredited Testing Centers in the Philippines Document date: 2020_4_17
ID: 1b3pigtl_27
Snippet: Shown in Figure 2 are the pie charts representing the optimal distribution of testing kits for different number of testing centers and different values of dispersal length parameter. It is evident that as we increase the number of testing centers from 11 to 30, there is a great decrease of proportions to be distributed on the currently existing testing centers. Newly introduced testing centers will get a substantial amount of testing kits and wil.....
Document: Shown in Figure 2 are the pie charts representing the optimal distribution of testing kits for different number of testing centers and different values of dispersal length parameter. It is evident that as we increase the number of testing centers from 11 to 30, there is a great decrease of proportions to be distributed on the currently existing testing centers. Newly introduced testing centers will get a substantial amount of testing kits and will serve infected individuals in their respective vicinity.
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