Modeling Statistic The Umbrella Corporation (officially named Umbrella Pharmaceutical Incorporated) is a megacorporation which operates as a major international player in a number of markets includingpharmaceuticals, medical hardware, defense, and computers along with more clandestine operationsutilizing genetic engineering and biological weaponry. Unbeknownst to local authorities and thegovernment, the Umbrella Corporation has been developing a vaccine for its T-virus in a secret labfacility under the Bay View Elementary school in New Monterey, CA. Umbrella executives just reportedto the Monterey Peninsula Crisis Task Force (MPCTF) that an accident attheir lab has resulted in an unintentional release of the virus into the localRacoon Citywater supply. Unfortunately, this accidental release occurred five days agoand the Umbrella Corporation is only coming forward now because the firstindividual with likely infectious symptoms just arrived at CHOMP'semergency room. In an effort to cooperate with MCTF, the UmbrellaCorporation has released the following information.Day ofNumberOutbre akInfected19.213Based on recent incidents in Racoon City, any individual who experiences anexposure to the T-virus or another infected individual may become infected.All infected individuals ultimately succumb (die) to the infection and becomeanimated mindless monsters who do not feel pain and who have an immenseappetite for human flesh. The Corporation has affectionately termed thesesuccumbed individuals as Zombies. A zombie's only aim is to kill, eat orinfect additional people. Zombies are known to move in small, irregularsteps, and show signs of physical decomposition such as rotting flesh,discolored eyes and open wounds. When an un-infected individual is bittenby a zombie, it leaves an open wound filled with the zombie's saliva thatmixes with the victim's blood, thus infecting the individual. The enclosedtable provides the known infection count of the inhabitants of Racoon City.Data collection stopped after 28 days because of the government'ssterilization of the city.3184275386.567818.117917010246113571251613748141,082151,563Requirements:162,255173,247You are to complete a technical report in your formal groups. Your report shouldtell a story and flow and NOT just be a series of replies to the specific questions.You may answer the questions in any order you prefer so long as you answer themall completely. Here is a list of the questions or requirements that you are to addressin your report.184,661196,661209,4592113,3132218,5062325,2932433,7962543,8652654,9452766,0852876,171 1. Modeling the Historic (Racoon City) Outbreak.Using the historic Racoon City data set, create a scatter plot with the days on the x-axis and thenumber of infected individuals on the y-axis.b. Discuss the general trend and shape of your plot.Find the best function that models the data set using days as the independent variable(predictor) and the number of infected as the dependent variable. Describe how you foundmodel (function). How well does your model fit the historic data? What issues might thisс.yourcause?d. On a single graph, plot your function along with the scatter plot of the Racoon City data.2. Modeling the New Monterey Outbreaka. Develop a discrete dynamical system to model the outbreak and spread of the New Montereyzombie outbreak.b. Using your model, predict the amount of time necessary for the outbreak to spread throughoutthe Monterey Peninsula. Discuss how accurate you believe this prediction is.Develop at least three Course of Actions (COA) the MPCTF can take to stem or stop thezombie outbreak. For each COA, discuss, at a minimum, the necessary resources, time, andhow the government should implement the COA. For each COA, modify your discretedynamical system model (Requirement 2a) to determine the impact on stemming or stoppingthe flow of the zombie outbreak (you should have at least three additional models at the end ofthis requirement).d. Conduct an analysis of your three COA and make a recommendation to the local authorities forimplementation.

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1. Modeling the Historic (Racoon City) Outbreak. a. Using the historic Racoon City data set, create a scatter plot with the days on the x-axis and the number of infected individuals on the y-axis. b. Discuss the general trend and shape of your plot. Find the best function that models the data set using days as the independent variable (predictor) and the number of infected as the dependent variable. Describe how you found your model (function). How well does your model fit the historic data? What issues might this cause? с. d. On a single graph, plot your function along with the scatter plot of the Racoon City data. 2. Modeling the New Monterey Outbreak a. Develop a discrete dynamical system to model the outbreak and spread of the New Monterey zombie outbreak. b. Using your model, predict the amount of time necessary for the outbreak to spread throughout the Monterey Peninsula. Discuss how accurate you believe this prediction is. c. Develop at least three Course of Actions (COA) the MPCTF can take to stem or stop the zombie outbreak. For each COA, discuss, at a minimum, the necessary resources, time, and how the government should implement the COA. For each COA, modify your discrete dynamical system model (Requirement 2a) to determine the impact on stemming or stopping the flow of the zombie outbreak (you should have at least three additional models at the end of this requirement). d. Conduct an analysis of your three COA and make a recommendation to the local authorities for implementation.

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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