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The proposed method constructs a GMDH self-organizing network model of a population of promising DE solutions.

We investigate a spatial lattice model of a population employing dispersal to nearest and second-nearest neighbors, as well as long-distance dispersal across the landscape.

The models are: (1) a qualitative model describing the social and psychological complexities of PTSD treatment; (2) a system dynamics model of a population of PTSD patients in the military and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA); and (3) a Monte Carlo simulation model of PTSD prevalence and clinical demand over time among the OEF/OIF population.

In our simplest model of a population with one life stage and density-dependent mortality, wave speed depends on the strength of drive and the diffusion rate of Y-drive males, and is independent of the population dynamic consequences (suppression or elimination).

We explore a spatially implicit patch-occupancy model of a population on a landscape with continuous-valued heterogeneous habitat quality, primarily considering the case where the habitat quality of a site affects the mortality rate but not the fecundity of individuals at that site.

By measuring the response of the circadian rhythm to dark pulses of varying lengths, we constrain a mathematical model of a population's fitness under arbitrary light/dark schedules.

The other model we will consider is a susceptible-infected-recovered (SIR) epidemic model on a population of Brownian bugs.

By integrating the ADM with a model of a population-based algorithm-generator, a novel generic constrained optimization evolutionary algorithm is derived.

Here we show, via theoretical modeling of a population of noise-driven bistable genetic switches, that reliable timing of decision-making processes can be accomplished for large enough population sizes, as long as cells are globally coupled by chemical means.

To assess the patterns of variation under the SIS model, we have studied a population genetic model of a structured population that is composed of many small subpopulations, which are named demes.

We built a spatially-explicit model for a population of birds in a forested landscape.