In 2019, the United States launched the effort to End the HIV Epidemic by reducing new infections by 75% within 5 years and by 90% within 10 years. This national strategy comes with some new funding for the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), and the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program focused on 48 affected counties, Washington DC, San Juan Puurto Rico, and 7 southern states. To help cities spend HIV funds wisely, CHERISH Research Affiliate Bohdan Nosyk and colleagues developed an economic model that identified the combinations of evidence-based interventions with the greatest likelihood of reducing HIV transmission over 10 years in six cities. The study, published in Lancet HIV, examined the level of scale-up and implementation of 16 evidence-based strategies required to address these local micro-epidemics, and ultimately reduce HIV-related disparities.
Nosyk and colleagues used a dynamic model that reflected HIV micro-epidemics in Atlanta, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, and Seattle, which together have almost one quarter of all people living with HIV in the US. Data for the model were largely city-specific, producing results that reflected local economic resources, HIV transmission patterns, and service levels that would affect cost-effectiveness of different interventions (Figure 1). These interventions were modeled at both conventional and optimal levels of scale-up and implementation. They then compared the costs and effects of these interventions on HIV prevention to the status quo over a 10-year time horizon.
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But even the optimal strategy implemented at conventional levels would not achieve national HIV goals: the model suggests that HIV incidence would decrease by about 38% by 2030, which is less than half the national goal. Significant additional investment and unprecedented scale-up of service delivery would be required to meet national goals. In an invited commentary, Drs. Brooke Nichols and Stephen Kissler point out that these strategies still require a large initial investment in order to achieve long-term benefits, and emphasize the need for similar modeling in rural settings that may face additional barriers to service access.
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A number of other languages have some of Python's features: Fortran 90, for instance, also supports array syntax. Python's unique strengths are the interconnectedness and comprehensiveness of its tool suite and the ease with which one can apply innovations from other communities and disciplines. Consider a typical Earth sciences computing workflow. We want to investigate some phenomena and decide to either analyze data or conduct model experiments. So, we visit a data archive and download the data via a Web request, or we change parameters in the (probably Fortran) source code of a model and run the model. With the dataset or model output file in hand, we write an analysis program, perhaps using IDL or MATLAB, to conduct statistical analyses of the data. Finally, we visualize the data via a line plot or contour plot. In general, we accomplish this workflow using a kludge of tools: shell scripting for Web requests and file management, the Unix tool Make for code and compilation management, compiled languages for modeling, and IDL or MATLAB for data analysis and visualization. Each tool is isolated from every other tool, and communication between tools occurs through files.
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Yes, civilians are being killed again, chemical weapons are being used with impunity, hundreds of thousands of parents and children are being forced to leave their homes. But, this time, there is even more at stake: a model of democracy that has inspired people across the globe is being obliterated.
In January 2014, this model was laid down in the Charter of the Social Contract, which went on to function as the Constitution of the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria, also known as Rojava. Today, this territory is being trampled by the same forces the Social Contract aimed to counter. At this moment of terror, it is almost uncanny to read how precisely this Constitution holds up a mirror to everything that is wrong in geopolitics.
The trip was invigorating. I cherish the image of our guard, a tiny young woman with a kalashnikov, reading a book of poetry. At the same time, the confusion, the misjudgements and the impossibilities of this democratic project were clear to see. Ever since, the Democratic Confederation has run into all kinds of justified criticism. Still, it inspires activists across the globe and shows them that there is an alternative.
The aim of this paper is to propose a novel Bayesian algorithm toproduct a quality test of exponential model. The presented test procedure isdeveloped on the basis of Bayesian technique under LINEX loss function.Firstly, Bayes estimation of life performance index is derived by using theconjugate gamma distribution. Then an algorithm for posteriori probabilityratio test is developed based on the posterior probability distribution.Finally, a practical example is discussed to prove the effectiveness andfeasibility of the proposed algorithm.
With the progress of science and technology as well as moresophisticated and complex products, people want to be able to guarantee thelife of the products to enhance the competitiveness of the product andstimulate consumer's purchasing desire. Then manufacturers need to workmore than ever to improve the product quality and the reliability of theevaluation. Process capability index is an effective and convenient tool forquality assessment (He et al, 2008; Lino et al., 2016), which has become themost widely used statistical process control tool in enterprise for promotingquality assurance, reducing costs and improving customer's satisfaction.Many process capability indices, such as [C.sub.P], [C.sub.pk], [C.sub.pm]and [C.sub.pmk] have been put forward (Juran, 1974; Kane, 1986; Chan andCheng, 1988; Pearn et al, 1992). The statistical inferences of these processcapability indices have drawn great attention. For example, Shiau, Chiang andHung (1999) discussed the Bayesian estimation of [C.sub.pm] and [C.sub.pmk]under the restriction, which the process meaning is equal to the midpoint ofthe two specification limits. Pearn and Wu (2005) discussed the Bayes test of[C.sub.pk] for a general situation without restriction on the process mean.Chen and Hsu (2016) proposed a likelihood ratio test to [C.sub.pk]. Baral andAnis (2015) developed a generalized confidence interval method to measure theprocess capability index [C.sub.pm] in presence of measurement errors.Macintyre (2015) studied the Bayesian estimation of the process capabilityindices for the inverse Rayleigh lifetime model.
Customers cherish the life of the product, and the longer the lifeof the product means the better quality, thus the quality of the productbelongs to the larger-the-better type of the quality characteristics. Withthese regards, Montgomery (1985) proposed the use of a special unilateralspecification process capability index, named as lifetime performance index[C.sub.L], to measure the product lifetime performance, where L is the lowerbound of the specifications.
Most of the literature about the process ability index ofstatistical inference research assumes that the quality characteristics ofthe product obey a normal distribution. However, the life of the productoften obeys the non-normal distribution, and even such distributions asexponential distribution, Pareto distribution and Weibull distribution. Theprocess of competence evaluation is full of quality characteristics byfollowing normal distribution under the assumption of the index. However,some quality characteristics don't obey normal distribution, but takesup the exponential distribution, Pareto distribution and Weibulldistribution, in particular for the lifetime of the product, includingelectronic components, cameras, engine, and electrical appliances. Tong, Chenand Chen (2012) investigated the minimum variance unbiased estimator of theelectronic component life under exponential distribution. Wu, Lee and Hou(2007) explored the maximum likelihood estimation of life performance underRayleigh distribution, and developed a test procedure for evaluating theperformance of the product. The studies mentioned above are all about thestatistical inference problem of product process capability index undercomplete sample. However, when the reliability of the application of theproducts are being analyzed and improved, there is a need to do productsampling life experiment, because life test is usually destructiveexperiment, and such experiment is usually time-consuming and costly.Therefore, how fast and effectively can life test achieve, and how to savetime and cost has become an important issue. In real life, due to the timeconstraints, manpower and cost considerations, the samples obtained are oftenreferred to censored samples as they are incomplete. The progressively typeII censored samples are expanding ones, which have attracted extensiveattention from scholars in recent years (Ahmed, 2014). Yan and Liu (2012)proposed the product life obey index distribution of the fixed number ofcensored data under the lifetime performance index of P value test program,and take the example to illustrate the feasibility and effectiveness of themethod. Wu, Chen and Chen (2013) under progressively type II censored lifetest and discussed the Rayleigh distribution product lifetime performanceindex of the maximum likelihood estimation, minimum variance without offsetestimation and to further develop the corresponding product lifetimeperformance inspection procedures. Laumen and Cramer (2015) discussed thespecial index distribution of product family life performance of maximumlikelihood estimation and testing procedure based on progressively IIcensored lifetime data. Lee, Hong and Wu (2015) discussed maximum likelihoodestimation and hypothesis testing problem of lifetime performance index basedon censored samples, which the lifetime of product from the normaldistribution but sample data modeled by fuzzy numbers. All of the above arethe statistical inference problem of product life performance under theclassical statistical framework. However along with the progress of themanufacturing technology, the reliability of the products becomes increasinghigh, while the censoring of data is very small. At this time Bayesian methodcan better deal with the statistical inference problem with small sample casemodel. However, there are few studies on Bayesian statistical inference aboutlife performance index, and it is necessary to conduct in-depth research.Recently, Lee et al. (2011) studied the Bayesian estimation and testingprocedures of lifetime performance index under squared error loss forRayleigh distribution product. Liu and Ren (2013) obtained Bayesianestimation of lifetime performance index for exponential product underprogressively type II censored samples and analyzed the practical example todemonstrate the product quality performance of the proposed Bayesian testprogram. 2ff7e9595c
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