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Generalized differential equation compartmental models of infectious disease transmission

2019-09-20

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For decades, mathematical models of disease transmission have provided researchers and public health officials with critical insights into the progression, control, and prevention of disease spread. Of these models, one of most fundamental is the SIR differential equation model. However, this ubiquitous model has one significant and rarely acknowledged shortcoming: it is unable to account for a disease’s true infe...

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e582ef42-c097-56f9-9769-ed311e5ba3da
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10.1101/777250
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