In a study of the research. Chowell [2007] has created a mathematical model to study the spread of the Ebola virus. Which has divided the population into four groups SEIR (Susceptible-Exposed-Infected-Recovered), which set out to find the results of basic eproductive number from effects of public health measures the cases of Congo and Uganda.
In 2006, Legrand []. , has developed a mathematical model of the Chowell which divides people infected with Ebola virus into two groups. Is a group of people infected live in social groups and people infected have been hospitalized. And the share of the population, adding two groups. The death toll from the Ebola virus disease and the group disappeared from the Ebola virus disease SEIFR (Susceptible-Exposed-Infected-Dead-Recovered) using Para Ti's like Chowell to study the results of basic eproductive number as
in. year 2015, Cameron [], have developed a mathematical model from Chowell which has divided people infected with Ebola virus into three groups, namely infectious individuals which will be hospitalized (Ih), infectious individuals which will not be hospitalized (. Iu) and infections in the open ambulance.
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