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Category: Scientific articles

Adaptive Stabilization by Delay with Biased Measurements

Denis EFIMOV 2020/06/05 2020/06/05Scientific articles

21st IFAC World Congress will take place in Berlin on July 11-17, 2020. It is the principal scientific event in the domain of automatic control, which is organized once in three years. Valse team has more than 20 accepted papers at this major event! One of them deals with adaptive stabilization…

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Report on a prediction of COVID-19 development in France

Rosane USHIROBIRA 2020/03/25 2020/06/04News, Scientific articles

The version #6 of our latest report is now available: On an interval prediction of COVID-19 development based on a SEIR epidemic model https://hal.inria.fr/hal-02517866 In this report, a revised version of the well-known mathematical outbreak SEIR model is used to analyze the epidemic’s course of COVID-19 in eight different countries.…

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