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SARS Case 2003
Definition 
In 2003 a SARS pandemic occurred that started in Chine and spread via Hong Kong to the rest of the world.
The WHO data, which covers the whole world in particular, has a relatively simple structure for the case of Hong Kong (a single focus). The data that can be downloaded from the general report of [WHO SARS 2003] (http://www.who.int/csr/sars/country/en/) in which is the cumulative number of:
• infected
• dead
• recovered
By date and country.
The number of deaths and accumulated recoveries correspond to the
The accumulated number of infected
To fully describe the model we must, based on the experimental data, determine the factors:
• $\bar{\beta}\equiv\beta C$ which is the infection rate
• $\gamma$ recovery rate
• $\delta$ death rate
• $N$ the number of the social group or cell in which it is propagated
if it is assumed that initially there was only one infected.
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SARS simulator - adjustment of a SEIR Model
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This simulator contains the SARS epidemic data for the case of Hong Kong and allows searching the parameters of a SEIR model by adjusting the curves to the actual values:
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In 2003 a SARS pandemic occurred that started in Chine and spread via Hong Kong to the rest of the world.
The WHO data, which covers the whole world in particular, has a relatively simple structure for the case of Hong Kong (a single focus). The data that can be downloaded from the general report of [WHO SARS 2003] (http://www.who.int/csr/sars/country/en/) in which is the cumulative number of:
• infected
• dead
• recovered
By date and country.
The number of deaths and accumulated recoveries correspond to the
The accumulated number of infected
To fully describe the model we must, based on the experimental data, determine the factors:
• $\bar{\beta}\equiv\beta C$ which is the infection rate
• $\gamma$ recovery rate
• $\delta$ death rate
• $N$ the number of the social group or cell in which it is propagated
if it is assumed that initially there was only one infected.
As in the infection spread equation in the SIRD model
The number of contacts
To calculate the number of infected
As the data of both the infected
$min \sum_i\left(\displaystyle\frac{dR_i}{dt}-\gamma I_i\right)^2$
what happens if the recovery rate is
As the data of both the infected
$min \sum_i\left(\displaystyle\frac{dD_i}{dt}-\delta I_i\right)^2$
what happens if the death rate is
The infection spread equation
can be rewritten with
how
If the point at which the number of infected reaches a maximum
$\bar{\beta}\displaystyle\frac{S_{crit}}{N}-(\gamma+\delta)=0$
so with
you have that the infection rate would be equal to
Therefore
To search for the number of people in the circle
with the condition
and the relationship for $\bar{\beta}$
minimization of quadratic deviation
If the expression develops
the coefficient is obtained
for the term in $N^2$.
If the expression develops
the coefficient is obtained
for the term in $\bar{\beta}^2N^2$.
If the expression develops
the coefficient is obtained
for the term in $\bar{\beta}^2$.
If the expression develops
the coefficient is obtained
for the term in $\bar{\beta}N^2$.
If the expression develops
the coefficient is obtained
for the term in $\bar{\beta}^2N$.
If the expression develops
the coefficient is obtained
for the term in $\bar{\beta}N$.
The equation
can be rewritten with
giving
where
The condition
It can be applied differentiating from
and matching zero with what you get
This simulator contains the SARS epidemic data for the case of Hong Kong and allows searching the parameters of a SEIR model by adjusting the curves to the actual values:
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