Stochastic and Optimization Models for Two Stage Cancer Studies with Homogeneous Processes
Journal Title: Journal of Advanced Research in Applied Mathematics and Statistics - Year 2017, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
In this paper, stochastic model for carcinogenesis under the assumption of homogeneous birth-and-death processes using ordinary linear differential equations has been considered [1]. The statistical measures based on moments are derived from the developed model. Further, stochastic optimization programming problem is formulated to find the decision parameter involved in cancer growth/ loss. This study can evaluate the status of cancer levels over a specified period. Medical practitioners can make use of this study for assessing the status levels of disease controlling parameters and for optimal drug administration to cancer patients.
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Jayabharathiraj Jayabalan
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