This chapter provides a brief overview of methods used for modeling HIV in human populations. It is not intended to be a comprehensive review of the models (which are numerous) but rather a description of major modeling approaches and illustrations of how each has been applied to HIV research.
Simulation modeling of HIV infection---from individuals to risk groups and entire populations
Bobashev, G. (2017). Simulation modeling of HIV infection---from individuals to risk groups and entire populations. In C. Chan, M. G. Hudgens, & S-C. Chow (Eds.), Quantitative Methods for HIV/AIDS Research (1st ed., pp. 201-229). Chapman & Hall/CRC Biostatistics Series. https://www.crcpress.com/Quantitative-Methods-for-HIVAIDS-Research/Chan-Hudgens-Chow/p/book/9781498734233
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