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In this paper, we are going to discuss the logistic model of predicting the population and its historical applications on the size of the US population. The population of the United States is the total number of people living in the United States with US citizenship. Population projection is the estimation of the future size of the population. | In this paper, we are going to discuss the logistic model of predicting the population and its historical applications on the size of the US population. The population of the United States is the total number of people living in the United States with US citizenship. Population projection is the estimation of the future size of the population. | ||
| − | # [[Background of Population]] Section I will mention the official source and relating background about the size of the US population. | + | # [[Background of Population]] |
| − | # [[Importance of population projection]] Section II will address why population projection is important. | + | |
| − | # [[Before logistic model]] Section III will briefly go over exponential population model which had great influence on the invention of the logistic population model. | + | Section I will mention the official source and relating background about the size of the US population. |
| − | # [[Logistic Models]] Section IV will focus on the logistic model and its derivations. | + | # [[Importance of population projection]] |
| − | # [[Failure of the models]] Section V will discuss some historical application of the logistic model. | + | |
| − | # [[Further information]] Section VI will | + | Section II will address why population projection is important. |
| − | # [[Reference]] Section VI includes citations. | + | # [[Before logistic model]] |
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| + | Section III will briefly go over exponential population model which had great influence on the invention of the logistic population model. | ||
| + | # [[Logistic Models]] | ||
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| + | Section IV will focus on the logistic model and its derivations. | ||
| + | # [[Failure of the models]] | ||
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| + | Section V will discuss some historical application of the logistic model. | ||
| + | # [[Further information]] | ||
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| + | Section VI will | ||
| + | # [[Reference]] | ||
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| + | Section VI includes citations. | ||
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The size of the US Population and the Logistic Model (Mini 3.b)
Yujie Chen|Qining Guo|Tong Ding|Qihui Feng|Dingyue Liu
Introduction
In this paper, we are going to discuss the logistic model of predicting the population and its historical applications on the size of the US population. The population of the United States is the total number of people living in the United States with US citizenship. Population projection is the estimation of the future size of the population.
Section I will mention the official source and relating background about the size of the US population.
Section II will address why population projection is important.
Section III will briefly go over exponential population model which had great influence on the invention of the logistic population model.
Section IV will focus on the logistic model and its derivations.
Section V will discuss some historical application of the logistic model.
Section VI will
Section VI includes citations.
