Disease effects on individual exposure rates using Matlab tools for susceptibility-infection-recovery models
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https://doi.org/10.54172/5ntd5q51Keywords:
Susceptible, Exposed-Infectious, Recovered model environmental compartment, MatlabAbstract
Infectious diseases with a viral origin are of significant worldwide concern. In recent times, pandemics are creating havoc across the entire globe. This paper presents a constructive analysis of a new mathematical concept that will help medical authorities to predict and to take controlling measures. In this work, we use ordinary first-order differential equations and compartmental model analysis for the calculation of the infection rate, transmission rate, and reproduction number of the patients. A new Advanced Susceptible-Exposed-Infectious-Recovered model has been introduced, which has greater accuracy of the reproduction number. The prediction of a model of disease transmission demonstrates the performance characteristics of the proposed model.
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