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trigram	frequency
the number of	659
the sir model	586
of the epidemic	226
of the sir	212
number of infected	206
in order to	190
the spread of	189
based on the	152
has granted medrxiv	147
license to display	147
medrxiv a license	147
display the preprint	147
granted medrxiv a	147
the preprint in	147
to display the	147
a license to	147
who has granted	147
as well as	143
of the covid	140
in terms of	140
of the population	140
the author funder	139
is the author	139
preprint in perpetuity	133
copyright holder for	132
holder for this	132
the copyright holder	132
total number of	130
this version posted	126
of the disease	124
of infected individuals	123
due to the	121
the evolution of	120
the case of	119
the transmission rate	114
the total number	112
for this preprint	111
sir model with	109
is given by	109
evolution of the	109
spread of the	109
basic reproduction number	105
preprint this version	105
this preprint this	105
with respect to	103
at time t	101
the rate of	100
of the model	99
one of the	98
the effect of	98
in the sir	96
of the pandemic	95
of the infected	93
the basic reproduction	91
which was not	91
as shown in	91
there is a	88
of infectious diseases	88
on the other	86
by peer review	85
not certified by	85
certified by peer	85
was not certified	85
in this case	83
the distribution of	83
shown in fig	83
the dynamics of	83
in the case	83
available under a	82
made available under	82
license it is	82
it is made	82
is made available	82
the fraction of	82
international license it	82
of an epidemic	81
of the number	81
the other hand	81
number of cases	80
in this paper	78
sir model is	78
can be used	76
a is the	74
of the virus	73
the epidemic threshold	72
the impact of	72
the fact that	72
we assume that	71
in the population	69
number of susceptible	69
solution of the	69
the probability of	68
such as the	67
version posted may	67
number of deaths	67
under a is	67
for the sir	66
the end of	66
of the infection	66
there is no	64
the presence of	63
the beginning of	63
the value of	63
the peak of	62
individuals in the	61
the infection rate	60
in this work	59
the infected population	59
the sis model	59
the proportion of	58
estimation of the	57
of infected people	56
it can be	56
the final size	56
shown in figure	56
a function of	56
terms of the	55
dynamics of the	55
assume that the	54
in addition to	54
of the infectious	53
of social distancing	53
be used to	53
the epidemic is	52
the total population	52
size of the	52
a set of	52
it is not	52
according to the	51
the susceptible population	51
given by the	51
the use of	51
fraction of the	50
peak of the	50
we use the	50
reproduction number r	50
in which the	50
as a function	49
the solution of	49
all rights reserved	48
the effectiveness of	48
allowed without permission	48
reuse allowed without	48
sir model in	48
no reuse allowed	48
to predict the	47
number of individuals	47
of susceptible individuals	47
values of the	46
parameters of the	46
number of the	46
note that the	46
ordinary differential equations	46
the model parameters	46
the recovery rate	45
of the system	45
related to the	45
to estimate the	45
the time series	45
the standard sir	44
show that the	44
respect to the	44
we do not	44
that it is	44
number of infections	44
at the beginning	44
we consider the	44
proportional to the	44
the effects of	43
well as the	43
the state of	43
the population is	43
to determine the	43
in the number	42
social distancing and	42
in the following	42
distribution of the	41
depends on the	41
analysis of the	41
in the present	41
in the model	41
rate of the	41
to reduce the	41
effective reproduction number	41
to account for	40
this is a	40
a number of	40
a and b	40
of the outbreak	40
that can be	40
is that the	40
is shown in	40
the outing restriction	40
the sum of	40
number of people	39
duration of the	39
into account the	39
their base location	39
standard sir model	39
assumed to be	39
can be seen	39
number of active	38
beginning of the	38
of infectious disease	38
is equal to	38
the size of	38
we find that	38
that there is	37
is proportional to	37
in the first	37
the seir model	37
in other words	37
the model is	37
spread of covid	36
the epidemic peak	36
of the parameters	36
similar to the	36
kermack and mckendrick	36
are shown in	36
to evaluate the	36
a system of	36
the level of	36
number of infectious	36
for the covid	35
to the sir	35
version of the	35
most of the	35
in this study	35
in the early	35
function of time	35
as in the	35
contribution to the	34
shows that the	34
corresponds to the	34
the existence of	34
obtained from the	34
the mathematical theory	34
the results of	34
close to the	34
of the basic	34
mathematical theory of	34
of individuals in	33
in the form	33
of the total	33
of the data	33
of active cases	33
model for the	33
of the time	33
the probability that	33
of the susceptible	33
is used to	33
the set of	33
end of the	33
the same time	33
increase in the	33
to study the	33
power law distribution	33
phase space coordinates	33
of social contacts	33
in the literature	33
the study of	32
the united states	32
the initial conditions	32
in this section	32
which can be	32
of the first	32
the values of	32
used in the	32
the d model	32
severe acute respiratory	32
case of the	32
difference between the	31
the development of	31
at the same	31
can also be	31
the spreading of	31
period of time	31
and the number	31
are used to	31
in complex networks	31
final size formula	31
are given in	31
to the mathematical	31
the estimation of	31
the influence of	31
is based on	31
to the data	30
acute respiratory syndrome	30
take into account	30
the effective reproduction	30
the time evolution	30
of the peak	30
the rest of	30
theory of epidemics	30
to assess the	30
figure shows the	30
the ratio of	30
sir model for	30
the johns hopkins	30
prediction of the	29
sir model and	29
based on a	29
we show that	29
a contribution to	29
the absence of	29
the amount of	29
number of confirmed	29
data for the	29
the form of	29
some of the	29
value of the	29
as a result	29
version posted june	29
the basic sir	29
johns hopkins data	29
of novel coronavirus	29
time evolution of	29
that the number	28
is the number	28
because of the	28
it is possible	28
in the limit	28
the course of	28
it is important	28
a sir model	28
the time of	28
can be obtained	28
at which the	28
need to be	28
sis and sir	28
the lack of	28
focus on the	28
data from the	28
of the form	28
may not be	28
the role of	28
the duration of	28
to the number	28
i and r	28
basic sir model	28
of the epidemics	28
in the sis	27
and it is	27
number of contacts	27
at the end	27
equal to the	27
to model the	27
a power law	27
sir model to	27
model can be	27
s and i	27
part of the	27
the growth rate	27
infected and recovered	27
n is the	27
which is the	27
density functional theory	27
point of view	26
is possible to	26
in the absence	26
fact that the	26
this is not	26
be able to	26
means that the	26
the reproduction rate	26
taking into account	26
in the susceptible	26
time of the	26
with vital dynamics	26
it should be	26
of the most	26
compared to the	26
we consider a	26
coefficient of variation	26
to fit the	26
the infected people	26
depending on the	26
model with vital	26
susceptible and infected	26
can be found	26
an infectious disease	25
is important to	25
the data for	25
we propose a	25
for the sis	25
the timing of	25
time series data	25
so that the	25
the sir epidemic	25
reduction of the	25
data of the	25
the benchmark case	25
solutions of the	25
the difference between	25
of infectious individuals	25
the population size	25
it is also	25
affected by the	24
changes in the	24
of the transmission	24
the entire population	24
the analysis of	24
by the following	24
the assumption that	24
this can be	24
in the data	24
study of the	24
the infectious period	24
and control of	24
the incubation period	24
to be a	24
proportion of infected	24
model is a	24
on the number	24
of the spread	24
as long as	24
of the distribution	24
in such a	24
spread of infectious	24
of infected and	24
this means that	23
defined as the	23
addition to the	23
world health organization	23
the first wave	23
the transcritical bifurcation	23
t is the	23
and can be	23
to obtain the	23
is defined as	23
the parameters of	23
the importance of	23
the numerical threshold	23
to control the	23
function of the	23
adomian decomposition method	23
the power spectrum	23
state space coordinates	23
in the united	23
an increase in	23
models have been	23
to understand the	23
our model is	23
depend on the	23
rest of the	23
it is a	23
for the case	23
s i r	23
model with a	23
social distancing measures	23
of susceptible and	23
is equivalent to	23
state of the	23
as the number	23
sir epidemic model	23
found that the	22
be interpreted as	22
the assumption of	22
the classical sir	22
model and the	22
determined by the	22
large number of	22
form of the	22
in the previous	22
in the usa	22
of confirmed cases	22
negative binomial distribution	22
the infected and	22
results of the	22
this is the	22
for a given	22
the behavior of	22
and social distancing	22
shown in the	22
this model is	22
epidemic model with	22
at the peak	22
in the next	22
the context of	22
that in the	22
the problem of	22
the initial condition	21
tasa de contagio	21
and b are	21
in the context	21
impact of the	21
the death rate	21
to the disease	21
we note that	21
public health interventions	21
its base location	21
effect of the	21
the population of	21
this this version	21
and sir models	21
in our model	21
for all t	21
spreading of the	21
average number of	21
number of recovered	21
leading to a	21
is assumed to	21
the disease to	21
the system is	21
to investigate the	21
there is an	21
the novel coronavirus	21
the coefficient of	21
of the two	21
of sir model	21
this is because	21
to solve the	21
can be easily	21
in the transmission	21
stochastic sir model	21
expected number of	21
r is the	21
for this this	21
as a consequence	21
maximum number of	21
of the world	21
infected in the	21
in the same	21
is the rate	20
the shape of	20
is one of	20
predictions for the	20
an infected individual	20
dynamical density functional	20
caused by the	20
to contain the	20
classical sir model	20
course of the	20
the herd immunity	20
if there is	20
the coronavirus disease	20
probability of jumping	20
in the main	20
in the future	20
compared with the	20
for the number	20
extension of the	20
can be estimated	20
in appendix a	20
we see that	20
as can be	20
the classic sir	20
uncertainty in the	20
by the sir	20
be used for	20
the approach to	20
reproduction number is	20
is able to	20
the main text	20
of the three	20
of the parameter	20
description of the	20
and the total	20
that the epidemic	20
is difficult to	20
per unit time	20
to describe the	20
corresponds to a	20
we present a	20
the second wave	20
the choice of	20
of infected persons	20
that the sir	20
the peak infection	20
we have used	20
by using the	20
to show that	20
the hamiltonian h	20
is the average	20
of coronavirus disease	20
the critical point	20
consistent with the	20
of our model	20
of jumping outside	20
the data of	20
of the optimal	19
the onset of	19
that the population	19
transmission rate is	19
is related to	19
in the network	19
infected individuals in	19
account for the	19
outing restriction ratio	19
we present the	19
is determined by	19
the maximum number	19
rate at which	19
the average number	19
of the lockdown	19
associated with the	19
model with the	19
in the covid	19
of the hamiltonian	19
of infected cases	19
different types of	19
data and the	19
timing of the	19
behavior of the	19
optimal control of	19
and the epidemic	19
infectious diseases in	19
fraction of infected	19
there are no	19
the expected number	19
assuming that the	19
the early stage	19
the population and	19
leads to a	19
of the fluctuations	19
in the second	19
an introduction to	19
the diffusion of	19
simple sir model	19
effect on the	19
around the world	19
that the model	19
we obtain the	19
and of the	19
together with the	19
cumulative number of	19
in a population	19
between the two	18
classic sir model	18
is consistent with	18
a large number	18
an estimate of	18
flattening the curve	18
optimal control problem	18
preprint the copyright	18
structure of the	18
on the covid	18
we have found	18
see that the	18
the base location	18
have found that	18
to the following	18
allows us to	18
taken into account	18
basic reproductive number	18
of public health	18
the performance of	18
performance of the	18
leads to the	18
we observe that	18
the definition of	18
used for the	18
the limiting case	18
number of new	18
observed in the	18
i is the	18
the infectious disease	18
mathematical modeling of	18
the first case	18
the risk of	18
the numbers of	18
of the sis	18
a consequence of	18
to the model	18
of this work	18
the power law	18
we introduce the	18
the infectious population	18
the degree of	18
in the presence	18
impact of non	18
the results are	17
can be written	17
we focus on	17
radii of interaction	17
second wave of	17
of the d	17
that there are	17
the contact rate	17
we can write	17
the validity of	17
are given by	17
herd immunity threshold	17
of infectious cases	17
it is clear	17
the optimal policy	17
needs to be	17
the van kampen	17
of the mean	17
can be observed	17
the model with	17
details of the	17
of this paper	17
be found in	17
structural identifiability and	17
in case of	17
estimates of the	17
of the initial	17
regardless of the	17
be seen in	17
different values of	17
radius of interaction	17
model to the	17
to take into	17
in the sense	17
to have a	17
is set to	17
an sir model	17
in this model	17
of asymptomatic infectives	17
control of covid	17
the city of	17
the first term	17
time t is	17
the disease and	17
sum of the	17
the loss function	17
the value function	17
in the infected	17
incubation period of	17
has to be	17
infected individuals and	17
shape of the	17
the sir and	17
of the function	17
proportion of the	17
decrease in the	17
transmit the disease	17
the rate at	17
in agreement with	17
the second term	17
properties of the	17
reduction in the	17
identifiability and observability	17
the reproduction number	17
the th of	17
as discussed in	17
impact on the	17
the real data	17
find that the	17
infectious disease dynamics	17
jumping outside the	17
is the same	17
let us consider	17
is not the	17
is close to	17
the data from	16
the basic reproductive	16
such that the	16
of the standard	16
with the same	16
can be interpreted	16
during the covid	16
in this context	16
variation of the	16
we study the	16
which is a	16
presence of a	16
infected by the	16
on the spread	16
number of covid	16
growth of the	16
likely to be	16
governed by the	16
have been proposed	16
is expected to	16
takes into account	16
information about the	16
results in the	16
infectious and removed	16
the reported data	16
in the time	16
the estimates of	16
the prediction of	16
countries in the	16
to consider the	16
to the covid	16
is a constant	16
is that it	16
is clear that	16
use of the	16
it follows that	16
corresponding to the	16
to the total	16
understanding of the	16
model in the	16
dynamics of covid	16
hospitalization and mortality	16
the available data	16
effective transmission rate	16
of a disease	16
the inverse of	16
and south korea	16
each of the	16
of the following	16
we want to	16
are based on	16
we refer to	16
can be applied	16
individuals at time	16
it is difficult	16
control of the	16
value of r	16
results for the	16
is the time	16
on the last	16
is likely to	16
to reduce covid	16
to the fact	15
the lancet infectious	15
transmission dynamics of	15
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	15
is the total	15
for each country	15
to be the	15
given in fig	15
that we have	15
for the population	15
peak infection rate	15
have the same	15
that of the	15
during the pandemic	15
of the interaction	15
the early phase	15
the variability measure	15
the sir models	15
epidemic threshold is	15
is in the	15
during an epidemic	15
stock of individuals	15
is described by	15
the government can	15
it will be	15
sir model on	15
of cases and	15
the transition probability	15
we used the	15
of the models	15
of differential equations	15
the system of	15
transmission and control	15
sir model can	15
can be reduced	15
of the largest	15
the inverse problem	15
by the end	15
is defined by	15
for estimating the	15
obtained in the	15
population of the	15
monte carlo simulations	15
nature of the	15
the endemic prevalence	15
the result of	15
an example of	15
and that the	15
final size of	15
at a given	15
at this point	15
of infection rates	15
to find the	15
characterized by a	15
the date of	15
we need to	15
we use a	15
of the coronavirus	15
the variation of	15
but it is	15
mathematical epidemic dynamics	15
can be done	15
the sis and	15
sir model that	15
lead to a	15
the present work	15
probability that a	15
a class of	15
the effective reproductive	15
system size expansion	15
the monte carlo	15
cases of covid	15
we compare the	15
sir epidemiological model	15
mortality and healthcare	15
a fraction of	15
influential spreaders in	15
used in this	15
of the r	15
sir epidemic threshold	15
lancet infectious diseases	15
it has been	15
early phase of	15
population size n	15
dependence of the	15
deviations from the	15
the disease is	15
is assumed that	14
the theoretical predictions	14
the numerical results	14
effective reproductive number	14
we can see	14
epidemic models with	14
analysis of covid	14
t and r	14
the maximum of	14
in comparison to	14
to the population	14
and only if	14
model is the	14
the observed data	14
rate of change	14
smith et al	14
is an important	14
the following system	14
the initial values	14
infection fatality rate	14
the first two	14
time at which	14
the peak is	14
and healthcare demand	14
in social networks	14
by the disease	14
the susceptible class	14
prior to the	14
we believe that	14
small number of	14
the outbreak size	14
that the total	14
included in the	14
estimated from the	14
the initial exponential	14
correspond to the	14
and the corresponding	14
smaller than the	14
we found that	14
table shows the	14
it is assumed	14
a series of	14
implies that the	14
at each time	14
a systematic review	14
johns hopkins university	14
to the infection	14
it is the	14
estimate of the	14
b are given	14
as described in	14
of recovered individuals	14
to simulate the	14
the optimal control	14
in the beginning	14
the quality of	14
by a single	14
k d p	14
a second wave	14
case of covid	14
the dsir model	14
of the network	14
number of removed	14
the accuracy of	14
from the data	14
the same way	14
numerical solution of	14
with a large	14
there are two	14
features of the	14
is necessary to	14
vaccination uptake p	14
as for the	14
the period of	14
would like to	14
infectious disease models	14
indicate that the	14
the virus is	14
number of secondary	14
case of a	14
back to the	14
by the model	14
provided by the	14
given by eq	14
diseases in humans	14
the possibility of	14
role in the	14
removed from the	14
the healthcare system	14
to note that	14
which is not	14
predicted by the	14
for the first	14
the epidemic dynamics	14
epidemic dynamics modelling	14
of compartmental models	14
to analyze the	14
in our case	14
transmission rate of	14
of a large	14
of an infectious	14
of individuals who	14
epidemic in china	14
and recovery rates	14
at least one	14
on the sir	13
a result of	13
infected individuals is	13
a population of	13
associated with a	13
in our study	13
to capture the	13
to be constant	13
infected and the	13
the actual number	13
be written as	13
onset of the	13
number of patients	13
the removal rate	13
the true mean	13
infected and susceptible	13
is given in	13
solution of eq	13
a critical transition	13
outbreak in wuhan	13
fit the data	13
the most important	13
organized as follows	13
go back to	13
stage of the	13
the order of	13
be used in	13
and the sir	13
the theory of	13
the susceptible and	13
the system size	13
in the benchmark	13
the density of	13
of a and	13
the quantity of	13
the majority of	13
for the early	13
system of three	13
s min s	13
that the infection	13
and on the	13
the case in	13
we discuss the	13
the hmf prediction	13
agreement with the	13
from the susceptible	13
aspects of the	13
the cumulative number	13
shown that the	13
be applied to	13
a given time	13
the closest location	13
of the government	13
amount of ppe	13
modified sir model	13
it is necessary	13
of this model	13
consider the following	13
the early dynamics	13
even in the	13
of the proportion	13
d from the	13
derived from the	13
is presented in	13
to make the	13
the shortest path	13
and i are	13
the emergence of	13
a way that	13
we are interested	13
the pandemic is	13
the risk score	13
the susceptible compartment	13
a reduction of	13
referred to as	13
presented in the	13
if and only	13
the nature of	13
the outcome of	13
infected population is	13
is because the	13
parameters in the	13
the population that	13
for public health	13
used to predict	13
of the dynamics	13
births and deaths	13
fraction of individuals	13
for this reason	13
application of the	13
the peaking time	13
the reduction of	13
as soon as	13
actual number of	13
fraction of susceptible	13
of the same	13
transmission rate and	13
time series of	13
the stochastic sir	13
the mathematics of	13
stochastic differential equations	13
the implementation of	13
a decrease in	13
are likely to	13
science and engineering	13
recall that the	13
sir model are	13
of ordinary differential	13
is organized as	13
base location and	13
modeling infectious diseases	13
early warning signals	13
the class of	13
la tasa de	13
with the sir	13
this type of	13
choice of the	13
the infected is	13
and the second	13
mathematics of infectious	13
the infection fatality	13
in the system	13
given in the	13
law distribution with	13
model does not	13
a single seed	13
t be the	13
of the proposed	13
are assumed to	13
number of daily	13
infected and removed	13
for the entire	13
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the mean field	13
inside their base	12
model parameters are	12
the epidemic in	12
the simulation of	12
of susceptible people	12
and the recovery	12
isolation time control	12
of transmission and	12
in period t	12
coefficients a and	12
growth rate of	12
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to assume that	12
in humans and	12
is not possible	12
values of r	12
the confirmed cases	12
the esir model	12
the limit of	12
the lockdown period	12
view of the	12
the present study	12
which may be	12
can be controlled	12
in south korea	12
consider the sir	12
agents assigned to	12
influence of the	12
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of disease transmission	12
the negative binomial	12
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the sample mean	12
in the dynamics	12
context of the	12
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mean duration of	12
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transmission dynamics in	12
the lockdown measures	12
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the structural identifiability	12
the case fatality	12
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initial number of	12
the parameters for	12
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allows users to	12
parameter values are	12
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of plastic surgery	12
on the right	12
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wave of the	12
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the present paper	12
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the severity of	12
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also be used	12
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if it is	12
reproduction number and	12
of removed individuals	12
dynamics and control	12
size n is	12
of the paper	12
model for covid	12
the recorded data	12
the effective distance	12
change in the	12
in this way	12
the maximum likelihood	12
the susceptible state	12
estimations of a	12
the probability distribution	12
a moving window	12
epidemic spreading in	12
the function will	12
and day interval	12
estimation and prediction	12
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interval estimations of	12
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the disease in	12
discussed in section	12
change of the	12
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the increase in	12
of new cases	12
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suggests that the	12
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rate of spread	12
an epidemic is	12
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cases and the	12
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the initial value	12
a measure of	12
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the virus and	12
the model and	12
in the analysis	12
this paper we	12
to deal with	12
prevention and control	12
the published data	12
distance d from	12
by the government	12
day interval estimations	12
heterogeneity in the	12
relation between the	12
study of a	12
optimal interaction rate	12
for the susceptible	12
the first one	12
to improve the	12
predict the covid	12
that the time	12
parameters for the	12
class of models	12
in italy and	12
early dynamics of	12
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in the study	12
the sense that	12
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the relationship between	12
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response to the	12
effectiveness of the	12
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version posted september	12
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expression for the	12
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model is used	12
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total population of	11
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the effective transmission	11
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transmission and recovery	11
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cases in the	11
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fraction of population	11
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equations for the	11
agents with larger	11
humans and animals	11
the whole population	11
functions of time	11
the disease transmission	11
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the population to	11
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by means of	11
model is that	11
assumption that the	11
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a total of	11
condition for the	11
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de la epidemia	11
given that the	11
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any of the	11
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outside the location	11
become susceptible again	11
risk of infection	11
the adomian decomposition	11
the determination of	11
the proportions of	11
and in the	11
number of days	11
formulation of the	11
proportion i of	11
close to one	11
the complexity of	11
individuals who have	11
the dynamic of	11
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representation of the	11
social contacts of	11
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systems science and	11
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the curve of	11
infected individuals at	11
distribution with mean	11
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in the modelling	11
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the current covid	11
number of total	11
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model to predict	11
the population in	11
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the data is	11
an infected person	11
paper is organized	11
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stages of the	11
adomian decomposition methods	11
outside their base	11
the covid cases	11
be seen that	11
that have been	11
probability that the	11
model of covid	11
in the world	11
the ratio between	11
immune to the	11
is obtained from	11
as of march	11
limit of large	11
in the above	11
development of the	11
a case study	11
due to its	11
dynamics in wuhan	11
the initial phase	11
of infected in	11
a random variable	11
and infected individuals	11
up to the	11
to be infected	11
for systems science	11
the model to	11
evolution of an	11
the outbreak of	11
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confirmed cases of	11
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the objective function	11
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population size is	11
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portion of the	11
leading indicators of	11
of infected population	11
and for the	11
described in section	11
hand side of	11
mathematical modelling study	11
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a review of	11
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approach to the	11
represented by a	11
dynamics of transmission	11
total population n	11
with the disease	11
the first derivative	10
space coordinates from	10
a short time	10
for an epidemic	10
the cases of	10
this paper is	10
in different countries	10
las curvas de	10
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the point of	10
of the countries	10
we show the	10
are obtained from	10
and standard deviation	10
on the dynamics	10
people in the	10
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the average time	10
for the infected	10
used to estimate	10
order to investigate	10
john hopkins university	10
equations of the	10
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modeling of the	10
both sides of	10
we have to	10
small values of	10
a closed population	10
for vaccine administration	10
mathematical models of	10
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the class i	10
on the epidemic	10
the mean duration	10
and recovered individuals	10
the removed compartment	10
the cost of	10
determination of the	10
and then the	10
there have been	10
such a way	10
interventions on covid	10
early stage of	10
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parameter of the	10
model with time	10
of the second	10
that the peak	10
an optimal control	10
the middle of	10
measure of the	10
the new york	10
ny and nj	10
a simple sir	10
china and south	10
the intensity of	10
larger number of	10
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within the population	10
inverse problem for	10
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model with immigration	10
for disease control	10
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the peak in	10
with a probability	10
parameters can be	10
the reported cases	10
solution to the	10
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infectious diseases of	10
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seir model with	10
model predicts that	10
to the virus	10
variation in the	10
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case fatality rate	10
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the united kingdom	10
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implementation of the	10
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by kermack and	10
constant in time	10
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effects of social	10
consequence of the	10
trajectories of the	10
relationship between the	10
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the pandemic in	10
to minimize the	10
that the infectious	10
social distancing is	10
to compute the	10
the optimal interaction	10
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the modelling of	10
the isolation time	10
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initial infected nodes	10
of size n	10
individuals who are	10
system of equations	10
in the standard	10
of the health	10
the need for	10
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sir and dsir	10
across the world	10
of outbreak sizes	10
free energy f	10
the upper bound	10
a small number	10
of infection and	10
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the limit case	10
are assigned to	10
in many countries	10
calculated from the	10
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and seir models	10
a larger number	10
of epidemic models	10
have been used	10
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in china and	10
exponential growth of	10
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the start of	10
the magnitude of	10
people who are	10
the sird model	10
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reopening phase ii	10
the transmission of	10
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suggest that the	10
assumption of the	10
large set of	10
the daily data	10
in one of	10
dependent sir model	10
more likely to	10
model in which	10
to explain the	10
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power law distributions	10
the concept of	10
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goal is to	10
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rate of recovery	10
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sir model from	10
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n i n	10
in both the	10
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transmission of the	10
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emerging infectious diseases	10
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and public health	10
all of the	10
coordinates from eq	10
infected people is	10
the epidemic size	10
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spain and italy	10
see appendix a	10
si n r	10
infection and the	10
the initial number	10
model has been	10
of r t	10
the early stages	10
and sir epidemic	10
the health system	10
to the mean	10
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location and the	10
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the ongoing covid	10
defined by the	10
diffusion patterns of	10
results in a	10
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illustrated in fig	10
to the one	10
the peak number	10
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the social contacts	9
diffusion of the	9
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the robustness of	9
of large systems	9
effects on the	9
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severity of the	9
distribution of infection	9
fluctuations in the	9
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the infectious compartment	9
of the process	9
with a small	9
per one thousand	9
reproductive number of	9
diseases of humans	9
and r is	9
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number of nodes	9
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the quarantine efficiency	9
of s and	9
range of the	9
out to be	9
the supplementary materials	9
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information on the	9
infectious diseases and	9
the framework of	9
panel data model	9
by the population	9
the modified sir	9
rate in the	9
in the uk	9
same number of	9
reduce the number	9
epidemic in italy	9
under the assumption	9
reproduction number of	9
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ratio between the	9
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the previous section	9
parameters to be	9
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monte carlo simulation	9
have shown that	9
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cases can be	9
early transmission dynamics	9
the infectious state	9
the late group	9
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r can be	9
individuals can be	9
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reproduction number for	9
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independent of the	9
the infectious fraction	9
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a distance d	9
city of toronto	9
that the government	9
basic reproduction ratio	9
equation of the	9
t and the	9
a total population	9
in several countries	9
extended state space	9
strategy for vaccine	9
epidemic model and	9
used to describe	9
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number of reported	9
from the closest	9
of the algorithm	9
control barrier functions	9
an exponential growth	9
individuals and the	9
presented in section	9
markov chain monte	9
reach a steady	9
i t and	9
mathematical models are	9
the covid pandemic	9
the authors declare	9
the inflection point	9
the infection dynamics	9
in the city	9
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on the data	9
the results obtained	9
of secondary cases	9
the epidemic spread	9
the implications of	9
distribution of outbreak	9
the ability to	9
the disease dynamics	9
in all cases	9
the rise of	9
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early stages of	9
reducing the number	9
the perspective of	9
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number of social	9
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data up to	9
the diffusion patterns	9
the population has	9
the interpretation of	9
the next section	9
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an initial condition	9
wang et al	9
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the recovery rates	9
the outbreak in	9
ferguson et al	9
the roc curves	9
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sir models with	9
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final size z	9
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ministry of health	9
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early detection of	9
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detection of the	9
chain monte carlo	9
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characteristics of the	9
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sexually transmitted diseases	9
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the product of	9
reported cases of	9
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of the city	9
the first moment	9
the basis of	9
the vaccination uptake	9
controlling the spread	9
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active cases and	8
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stability of the	8
small time increment	8
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disease transmission rates	8
of effective distance	8
no significant difference	8
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models is that	8
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model the spread	8
confirmed cases and	8
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the simple sir	8
dynamics can be	8
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data for covid	8
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the main results	8
the second derivative	8
the exponential growth	8
symptomatic and asymptomatic	8
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of this study	8
after the lockdown	8
of the well	8
in the parameters	8
analytical solutions of	8
the same number	8
spread of an	8
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the model predicts	8
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response to covid	8
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