Aalborg University
Population-based approach to model of insulin homeostasis developed
Published in Disease Risk Factor Week, October 16th, 2005
According to recent research from Denmark, "The minimal model was proposed in the late 1970s by Bergman et al. as a powerful model consisting of three differential equations describing the glucose and insulin kinetics of a single individual. Considering the glucose and insulin simultaneously, the minimal model is a highly ill-posed estimation problem, where the reconstruction most often has been done by non-linear least squares techniques separately for each entity."
"The minimal model was originally specified for a single...
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