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SEIR model

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The SEIR model divides a population into susceptible, exposed, infectious, and recovered compartments.
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    • Force of infection SEIR model
    • Final size relation for an epidemic SEIR model

Force of infection (λ(t))

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The force of infection is the instantaneous infection hazard experienced by a susceptible individual. Under homogeneous frequency-dependent mixing it is βI(t)/N.

Final size relation for an epidemic

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For a closed homogeneous epidemic, integrating dS/dR relates the ultimately susceptible population to cumulative infections through an exponential equation.

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