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Capacitated SIR Model with an Application to COVID-19 Testing

2020-09-22

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The classical SIR model and its variants have seen great success in understanding and predicting infectious diseases' spread. To better capture the COVID-19 outbreak, we extend the SIR model to incorporate the limited testing capacity and account for asymptomatic people. Building on the SIR model, we impose a testing capacity and differentiate the infected people into symptomatic and asymptomatic types. Using this...

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4e082ffe-17e3-51e2-9ee7-b6faa6b7484e
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10.2139/ssrn.3692751
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