Mathematical models of human memory

Mathematical Models for Memory and Learning

Mathematical Models of Human-induced Global Change

Mathematical models for human cancer incidence rates

The overall cancer incidence rate declines at old ages. Possible causes of this decline include the effects of cross-sectional data that transform cohort dynamics into age patterns, population heterogeneity that selects individuals susceptible to cancer, a decline in some carcinogenic exposures in older individuals, underdiagnostics, and the effects of individual aging that slow down major phys...

Estimating human energy intake using mathematical models.

Typical instruments for assessing energy intake in humans rely primarily on self-report and are now recognized to be quantitatively inaccurate and imprecise (1, 2). This limitation poses a major challenge for human obesity research because energy intake is believed to be an important driver in the pathogenesis of obesity and is a key target of obesity treatment at both the individual and popula...

Simulation of Pedestrian Dynamics with Macroscopic and Microscopic Mathematical Models

Here, we collect two parts of a research project on the pedestrian flow modeling. Rapid growth in the volume of public transport and the need for its reasonable, efficient planning have made the description and modeling of transport and pedestrian behaviors as important research topics in the past twenty years. First, we present a macroscopic model for the pedestrian flow based on continuum mec...