COFFEE: COVID-19 Forecasts using Fast Evaluations and Estimation

10/04/2021
by   Lauren Castro, et al.
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This document details the methodology of the Los Alamos National Laboratory COVID-19 forecasting model, COFFEE (COVID-19 Forecasts using Fast Evaluations and Estimation).

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