Author: Rajesh Ranjan
Title: Estimating the Final Epidemic Size for COVID-19 Outbreak using Improved Epidemiological Models Document date: 2020_4_16
ID: emyuny1a_17
Snippet: despite the sign of decline, the epidemic curve can have a very long tail that may last up to a couple of months. Hence, despite a relatively small number of cases during the beginning of deceleration (at t = t 1 ), the final epidemic size can be very large. These studies also provide insights about the timeline of a disease-free equilibrium......
Document: despite the sign of decline, the epidemic curve can have a very long tail that may last up to a couple of months. Hence, despite a relatively small number of cases during the beginning of deceleration (at t = t 1 ), the final epidemic size can be very large. These studies also provide insights about the timeline of a disease-free equilibrium.
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