Microsimulation is a modeling technique that uses a sample size of individual units (microunits), each with a unique set of attributes, and allows for the simulation of downstream events on the basis ...
Microsimulation models are often categorized as static or dynamic with respect to the method they use to predict future outcomes. Static models are characterized by lack of direct interaction of ...
At the outset, I wish to thank the members of the Panel to Evaluate Microsimulation Models for Social Welfare Programs for their generous contributions of time and expert knowledge. Several panel ...
We developed a model to compare the impacts of different lifestyle interventions among prediabetes individuals and to identify the optimal age groups for such interventions. A stochastic simulation ...
One of the central issues that researchers and policy makers face when modelling outcomes in a public health context is access to spatially representative individual-level data. Access to this data ...
A new microsimulation projects that over the next 20 years, Japanese people will live longer without dementia, but older women with a less than high school education will benefit less than men. A new ...
Microsimulation is a modeling technique that uses a sample size of individual units (microunits), each with a unique set of attributes, and allows for the simulation of downstream events on the basis ...
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