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Significance (Oxford, England)
Dec, 2020;17 (6): 12.

Decision-making with uncertainty.

Peter J Diggle, Tim Gowers, Frank Kelly, Neil Lawrence
Author Information
  1. Peter J Diggle: Distinguished university professor of statistics in CHICAS, Lancaster Medical School, Lancaster University.
  2. Tim Gowers: Professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge.
  3. Frank Kelly: Emeritus professor of the mathematics of systems, University of Cambridge.
  4. Neil Lawrence: DeepMind professor of machine learning at the University of Cambridge.
PMID: 33362874 DOI: 10.1111/1740-9713.01463

Abstract

In emergency situations like the coronavirus pandemic, decisions must be made quickly, with only partial information. But good decisions are still possible using risk-benefit analysis. By and .

Grants

  1. MR/S019669/1/Medical Research Council
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