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International Conference on Computer Research and Development, 5th (ICCRD 2013)
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9780791860182
No. of Pages:
278
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ASME Press
Publication date:
2013
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10 The Use of Cellular Automata for Modelling (Sir)N Diseases with Migratory Reinfection
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6
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Published:2013
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Apenteng, OO, Narayanan, A, & Klymchuk, S. "The Use of Cellular Automata for Modelling (Sir)N Diseases with Migratory Reinfection." International Conference on Computer Research and Development, 5th (ICCRD 2013). Ed. Yama, F. ASME Press, 2013.
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The re-infection of individuals who have successfully recovered from a specific disease is a major health concern. In the absence of vaccines and other treatments, reinfection can occur when there is movement between populations and within populations. There is a growing interest as to how to model population movements in order to find optimal control strategies. The approach proposed here uses cellular automata to model reinfection under one possible migration scheme and demonstrates how population movements can lead to different patterns of reinfection among four populations of different size.
1. Introduction
2. Description of the Model
3. Experiments and Results
4. Summaries
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