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  • Cell proliferation terms are crucial components of many cancer models.

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  • To improve cancer models by proposing a new non-local cell proliferation model.
  • To bridge the gap between theoretical cancer models and experimental data.

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  • Development of a novel non-local model for cell proliferation.
  • Utilizing Bayesian inference for parameter estimation.
  • Analysis of model applicability and stability of posterior distributions.

Main Results:

  • A new non-local cell proliferation model is proposed.
  • Data suitable for Bayesian inference were identified.
  • Stability of posterior distributions in total variation norm was proven.

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  • The proposed non-local model offers a more experimentally grounded approach to cancer modeling.
  • The mathematical framework supports the stability and applicability of the model.