2 papers
cs.SI2026
Generating Public Health Responses using Survey-Augmented Large Language Models
Leonardo Marciaga, Thuyen Pham, Julia Rezvani +4
Epidemiological models often rely on survey data to represent how individuals make health-related decisions, such as whether to vaccinate or adopt protective behaviors. However, re…
cs.SI2023
Masking Behaviors in Epidemiological Networks with Cognitively-plausible Reinforcement Learning
Konstantinos Mitsopoulos, Lawrence Baker, Christian Lebiere +3
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the critical role of human behavior in influencing infectious disease transmission and the need for models capturing this complex dynamic. We pres…