Cohorting to Isolate Asymptomatic Spreaders: An Agent-Based Simulation Study on the Mumbai Suburban Railway
Alok Talekar(Google (United States)), Milind Tambe(Harvard University), Madhav Marathe(Biocom), Aniruddha Adiga(Biocom), Gaurav Aggarwal(Google (United States)), Sharad Shriram(Indian Institute of Science Bangalore), Ashish V. Tendulkar(Google (United States)), Rajesh Sundaresan(Strand Life Sciences (India)), Jiangzhuo Chen(Biocom), Adam Sadilek(Google (United States)), Lijing Wang(Hebei University of Science and Technology), Srini Venkatramanan(University of Virginia), Nidhin Koshy Vaidhiyan(Indian Institute of Science Bangalore)
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