Computer Intelligence Against Pandemics 1st Edition

Computer Intelligence Against Pandemics, 1st Edition — Siddhartha Bhattacharyya, Jyoti Sekhar Banerjee, Sergey Gorbachev, Khan Muhammad, Mario Koeppen

Capture the future of pandemic preparedness with this cutting-edge volume that brings together artificial intelligence, machine learning, and public health expertise. Written by an international team of researchers, Computer Intelligence Against Pandemics offers a clear, practical roadmap for leveraging computational tools to detect, predict, and mitigate infectious disease threats across global and regional contexts.

Explore state-of-the-art techniques — from predictive modeling and deep learning to big data analytics and network-based contact tracing — illustrated through real-world case studies and regional applications. The book bridges theory and practice, showing how algorithmic approaches can support epidemiology, surveillance systems, resource allocation, and decision support for health authorities in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Professionals in data science, public health, policy, and clinical research will value the book’s actionable frameworks: model evaluation, ethical considerations, data governance, and deployment strategies that respect privacy while improving response times. Students and librarians will find comprehensive introductions to computational epidemiology alongside advanced chapters for research and development.

Whether you’re designing early-warning systems, improving hospital preparedness, or developing national response plans, this volume equips you with the analytical tools and multidisciplinary perspectives needed to make informed decisions in a world where timely intelligence matters. Clear visuals, expert commentary, and pragmatic recommendations make complex concepts accessible for practitioners and decision-makers alike.

Add Computer Intelligence Against Pandemics to your professional library today to stay at the forefront of pandemic intelligence, preparedness, and resilient public health systems worldwide.

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