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Deterministic Model for Disease Spreading
Typical deterministic model for disease spreading includes SIR mode and SEIR model.
SIR model
The general SIR model takes s s s as the ratio of susceptible people, i i i as the infected people, r r r as the recovered people. Then we have:
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Here, β \beta β is the rate of transmission (transmissions per S-I contact per time), γ \gamma γ is the rate of recovery (inverse of infectious period). We could solve these equation and get:
s = s 0 e − β γ r s=s_0e^{-\frac{\beta}{\gamma}r} s=s0e−γβr
With s + i + r = 1 s+i+r=1 s+i+r=1, we could drive:
d r d t = γ ( 1 − r − s 0 e − β γ r ) t = 1 γ ∫ 0 r d u 1 − u − s 0 e − β γ u \frac{dr}{dt}=\gamma (1-r-s_0e^{-\frac{\beta}{\gamma}r})\\ t=\frac{1}{\gamma}\int_0^r\frac{du}{1-u-s_0e^{-\frac{\beta}{\gamma}u}} dtdr=γ(1−r−s0e−γβr)t=γ1∫0r1−u−s0e−γβudu
With the above equations, we could fit the lines of the rate of susceptible, infectious and recovered people and get the parameter estimation of γ \gamma γ and β \beta β.
Also, we could drive their iteration form with S = s N , I = i N , R = r N S=sN, I=iN, R=rN S=sN,I=iN,R=rN and let c c c be the number of people one contact:
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SEIR model
The general SEIR model takes s s s as the ratio of susceptible people, e e e as the exposed people, i i i as the infected people, r r r as the recovered people. Then we have:
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Here, β \beta β is the rate of transmission (transmissions per S-I contact per time), γ \gamma γ is the rate of recovery (inverse of infectious period), α \alpha α is the rate of progression (inverse of incubation period). We could solve these equation and get:
s = s 0 e − β γ r s=s_0e^{-\frac{\beta}{\gamma}r} s=s0e−γβr
With s + e + i + r = 1 s+e+i+r=1 s+e+i+r=1, we could drive:
d r d t = γ ( 1 − e − r − s 0 e − β γ r ) t = 1 γ ∫ 0 r d u