摘要Mathematical models use mathematical concepts to describe systems. In epidemiology, models try for instance to predict the evolution of the number of infected in the population or the duration of an epidemic. Such models can show how different public health interventions may affect the outcome of the epidemic. A class of existing models consists of ordinary differential equations that are based on the assumption of homogeneous mixing of the population. To be more realistic, we propose herein two discrete models that take into account heterogeneities in the population such as the social activity level of individuals.
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