Abstract

The modeling and forecasting of population dynamics, as well as growth in biological systems more generally, have required the construction of various growth models. This paper presents the logistic growth model, which is a modified version of the exponential growth model and offers a more flexible framework to capture fluctuations and potential deviations from deterministic predictions. This paper aims to advance the model of a logistic growth differential equation within a neutrosophic environment, with a focus on validating the proposed framework by applying it to predict the projected population of India from the year 2001 to 2050. We investigated the neutrosophic solutions and validated them with the exact solution with available projected data on the portal of UNITED NATION. The developed logistic growth differential equation in a neutrosophic environment is visually elucidated through graphical representation, enhancing the clarity and accessibility of the presented model.

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