Optimal Scheduling of Drug Treatment for HIV Infection: Continuous Dose Control and Receding Horizon Control |
Hyungbo Shim
(Hanyang University)
Han, Seung-Ju (School of Electrical Engineering, Seoul National University) Chung, Chung-Choo (Hanyang University) Nam, Sang-Won (Hanyang University) Seo, Jin-Heon (School of Electrical Engineering, Seoul National University) |
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