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Adding a reaction-restoration type transmission rate dynamic law to the basic SEIR COVID-19 model

2021-07-15

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The classical SEIR model, being an autonomous system of differential equations, has important limitations when representing a pandemic situation. Particularly, the geometric unimodal shape of the epidemic curve is not what is generally observed. This work introduces the β SEIR model, which adds to the classical SEIR model a differential law to model the variation in the transmission rate. It considers two opposite...

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d179471e-2d45-5598-a009-a5b945101e97
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10.1101/2021.07.13.21260408
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