Original paper
Continuous-time model identification: application on a behavioural (miLife) study
Abstract
To develop efficient just-in-time personalised treatments, dynamical models are needed that provide a description of how an individual responds to treatment. However, available system identification approaches cannot effectively be applied to most behavioural datasets since, usually, the data collected is subjected to a large amount of noise and time sampling is not uniform. To be able to circumvent these issues, in this paper a new method is...
Paper Details
Title
Continuous-time model identification: application on a behavioural (miLife) study
Published Date
Jan 6, 2020
Volume
94
Issue
9
Pages
2318 - 2329
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