SUMMARY The logistic process is a simple stochastic process often used to represent the spread of an epidemic. Some recent studies (Bailey, 1950; Haskey, 1954) provided information regarding the stochastic epidemic curve for this process. In this paper, we present much more extensive tables of this epidemic curve, and we note some potential uses for the logistic process in the behavioural sciences.
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Mansfield et al. (1960) studied this question.
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