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Infectious compartment (i=I/N)

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The infectious compartment consists of people currently able to transmit infection. In the closed SIR model, I(t) is their count and i(t)=I(t)/N their fraction of the fixed total N. The SIR model has no separate delay between acquiring infection and entering the infectious compartment; the SEIR model adds such a stage.

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