New compartment model for COVID-19
Odagaki, T.
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Population is separated into five compartments for COVID-19; susceptible individuals (S), pre-symptomatic patients (P), asymptomatic patients (A), quarantined patients (Q) and recovered and/or dead patients (R). The time evolution of each compartment is described by a set of ordinary differential equations. Numerical solution to the set of differential equations shows that quarantining pre-symptomatic and asymptomatic patients is effective in controlling the pandemic. It is also shown that the ratio of non-symptomatic patients to the daily confirmed new cases can be as large as 20 and that the fraction of untraceable cases in new cases can be as large as 80%, depending on the policies for social distancing and PCR test.
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