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Dynamical Modeling and Data Clustering with Applications to Tick Population Dynamics and Finance

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2021-03-08

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Sadiku, Jemisa

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Mathematical models are valuable tools that assist to control the spread of infected ticks and analyze tick-host dynamics. In this work, a compartmental model is created to study the dynamics of lone star ticks and white-tailed deers, with a focus on migration effect of white-tailed deers. The second model focuses on the effect of grooming behaviour of the host on tick dynamics. Lastly, a data set is separated using K-means and Birch clustering techniques and the silhouette score has been evaluated.

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Applied mathematics

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