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Modeling Uncertainty: How to make sense of changing predictions - Global Epidemics

In a pandemic, hard evidence is a precious commodity. That's where scientific models come in, providing estimates on how many people may die from COVID-19, or how many tests a state may need to perform to outpace the virus. But like the outbreak, estimates change. In this post, we explain why that's a good thing, and how to make sense of what models tell us.



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In a pandemic, hard evidence is a precious commodity. That's where scientific models come in, providing estimates on how many people may die from COVID-19, or how many tests a state may need to perform to outpace the virus. But like the outbreak, estimates change. In this post, we explain why that's a good thing, and how to make sense of what models tell us.



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Modeling Uncertainty: How to make sense of changing predictions - Global Epidemics

In a pandemic, hard evidence is a precious commodity. That's where scientific models come in, providing estimates on how many people may die from COVID-19, or how many tests a state may need to perform to outpace the virus. But like the outbreak, estimates change. In this post, we explain why that's a good thing, and how to make sense of what models tell us.

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