The discrete update epidemics: demography, vaccination and transmission with a tensorized update approach
Guo, X.; Zhao, Z.; Yang, S.; Guo, Y.; Chen, T.
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An ordinary differential dynamical model is developed to describe the transmission of infectious diseases, considering heterogeneities of region, age, vaccination, and immigration and real-time vaccination simultaneously using a tenderized formulation. Numerical experiments are performed in Xiamen city, China, with the whole population partitioned into 6 regions x 4 age groups x 4 vaccination status groups, showing the numerical stability of the developed model. The heterogeneity consideration makes our model adequate to evaluate specific interventions accurately within specific sub-populations and carry them out. Author summaryNot applicable.
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