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Peer review of chaos theory and machine learning in influenza surveillance recommends clarity improvements.
Promising nonlinear methods for influenza forecasting need clearer reporting; leaves open validation before clinical surveillance use.
Nonlinear Dynamics and Predictive Modeling Study." Round 1 Review General CommentsThis paper [1] presents an interesting application of chaos theory, nonlinear time series analysis, and topological machine learning to influenza epidemiological data.The methodology is strong and promising.However, the manuscript requires substantial improvements to enhance clarity and accessibility.
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Sokaina El Khamlichi (2026) studied Influenza. Chaos theory and machine learning was evaluated. The peer review report evaluates a study applying chaos theory and machine learning to influenza surveillance data, recommending improvements in clarity and interpretation.
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