Quality criteria for control of epidemic process
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https://doi.org/10.21638/11701/spbu10.2022.112Abstract
The total number of those infected at the end of an epidemic and the maximum number of infected during an epidemic are considered as two quality criteria for control by delayed isolation of the SIR- and SIRS-type infections. The temporal Barabasi — Albert graph is used to model the contacts between individuals. Simulations are run to estimate optimal delays.
Keywords:
delayed isolation, SIR, SIRS, control of epidemics, temporal Barabasi — Albert graph, total number of infected, maximum number of infected, temporal network
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