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Author: Rajesh Ranjan
Title: Estimating the Final Epidemic Size for COVID-19 Outbreak using Improved Epidemiological Models
  • Document date: 2020_4_16
    • ID: emyuny1a_38
    Snippet: Note that, because of the inclusion of insusceptible cases, here N = S + P + E + I + Q + R + D represent the total population of a given geographical region unlike the SIR model. The details of this implementation are given in [8] . Open source Matlab code developed by [9] is used for this purpose. Briefly, time histories of the number of quarantined Q(t), recovered R(t), and deceased D(t) cases are used to estimate the parameters using least-squ.....
    Document: Note that, because of the inclusion of insusceptible cases, here N = S + P + E + I + Q + R + D represent the total population of a given geographical region unlike the SIR model. The details of this implementation are given in [8] . Open source Matlab code developed by [9] is used for this purpose. Briefly, time histories of the number of quarantined Q(t), recovered R(t), and deceased D(t) cases are used to estimate the parameters using least-squared nonlinear curve-fitting tool lsqcurvefit. Equations are solved using 4 th order Runge-Kutta method.

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