Главная
Study mode:
on
1
Intro
2
Navigating the world with maths
3
Pandemic models
4
Data
5
In practice
6
Datadriven prediction questions
7
Assumptiondriven prediction questions
8
Escape from model land
9
How do we know if a model is good
10
Escape routes from model land
11
Evaluation of model quality
12
Values in models
13
Comparing models
14
Behavior change
15
Ethical considerations
16
ensembles of models
17
models vs reality
Description:
Explore the power and limitations of mathematical models in predicting future events in this 59-minute lecture from The Royal Institution. Delve into how models shape our world, from pandemic response to economic regulation and climate change mitigation. Examine the validity of different modeling approaches, their potential biases, and the consequences of misinterpretation. Learn about data-driven and assumption-driven prediction methods, model evaluation techniques, and ethical considerations in modeling. Discover strategies for escaping "model land" and critically assessing model quality. Gain insights into the role of values in model creation, the importance of comparing multiple models, and the challenges of translating models into real-world behavior change.

Mathematical Models for Predicting the Future - Limitations and Ethics

The Royal Institution
Add to list
0:00 / 0:00