2020
DOI: 10.21595/chs.2020.21409
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Optimal control and effect of poor sanitation on modelling the acute diarrhea infection

Abstract: Acute diarrhea disease has a greater threat to human population especially in poor sanitary or hygienic environments, which caused enormous mortality and mobility in the Society. In this paper, we proposed a model to describe the transmission of the acute diarrhea disease and optimal control strategies in a community. The reproduction number and global dynamics of the model are obtained. Global Stability of the Disease free and endemic state of the model equations is determined. It was found that, the Disease … Show more

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“…The basic reproduction number, of the model system Eqs. (1-5) is obtained by using the next generation operator method, approach of [21] and is given below:…”
Section: The Basic Reproduction Numbermentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The basic reproduction number, of the model system Eqs. (1-5) is obtained by using the next generation operator method, approach of [21] and is given below:…”
Section: The Basic Reproduction Numbermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…XGIJR model is the modification of SEIR model. In [21], the authors used SEIR model equations by incorporating time depend control and optimal control analysis. They used SEIR compartments to considered limited parameters, because they only focused at the trends, feeling, economic and political impacts caused by Covid-19 pandemic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Penelitian-penelitian tentang penyakit diare melalui pemodelan matematika diantaranya: (Chaturvedi et al, 2018) membahas tentang model epidemik SIR dengan kompartemen I (Infected) dibagi menjadi dua kompartemen, (Bonyah et al, 2019) memperhatikan laju penularan dari manusia ke manusia, (Lasisi et al, 2020) memasukkan efek sanitasi pada model epidemik. Model-model ini sangat berguna untuk memahami hubungan berbagai kasus dan melakukan evaluasi terhadap upaya-upaya penanganan kasus-kasus epidemiologi.…”
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