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Endemic Simulation

Explore different mathematical models to simulate disease spread and endemic patterns

Disease Spread Simulation Models

SIR Model
LSTM Model
Prophet Model
ARIMA Model

SIR Compartmental Model

The SIR model divides the population into three compartments: Susceptible (S), Infected (I), and Recovered (R). The model simulates how individuals move between these compartments over time based on infection and recovery rates.

Equations:

dS/dt = -β × S × I

dI/dt = β × S × I - γ × I

dR/dt = γ × I

Where β is the transmission rate and γ is the recovery rate.

Total Population 1000
Initial Infected 10
Contact Rate (β) 0.3
Recovery Rate (γ) 0.1
Simulation Days 100

Interactive Population Simulation

Simulation Speed
Susceptible: 0 Infected: 0 Recovered: 0 Day: 0

LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) Model

LSTM is a type of recurrent neural network that can learn long-term dependencies in time series data. In disease modeling, LSTM can capture complex patterns and dependencies that may not be captured by traditional compartmental models.

Our simulation implements a simplified version of LSTM behavior using a time-dependent function with memory effects.

Total Population 1000
Initial Cases 10
Growth Rate 1.2
Memory Length 7
Seasonality Factor 0.2
Simulation Days 100

Interactive Population Simulation

Simulation Speed
Susceptible: 0 Infected: 0 Recovered: 0 Day: 0

Prophet Model

Prophet is a forecasting procedure developed by Facebook that works well with time series data that have strong seasonal effects and multiple seasons of historical data. For endemic diseases, Prophet can model seasonal patterns, holidays, and trend changes.

Our simulation implements a simplified version of Prophet's approach using trend, seasonality, and holiday components.

Base Population 10000
Trend Growth 0.01
Seasonal Amplitude 0.2
Holiday Impact 0.3
Noise Level 0.05
Simulation Days 365

Interactive Population Simulation

Simulation Speed
Susceptible: 0 Infected: 0 Recovered: 0 Day: 0

ARIMA (AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average) Model

ARIMA is a classical time series forecasting model that combines autoregressive (AR), differencing (I), and moving average (MA) components. ARIMA is particularly useful for modeling diseases with cyclic patterns and trends.

Our simulation implements a simplified ARIMA process with customizable parameters for AR, MA components, and differencing.

Initial Cases 100
AR Parameter (φ) 0.7
MA Parameter (θ) 0.3
Trend Coefficient 0.05
Noise Level 0.1
Simulation Days 100

Interactive Population Simulation

Simulation Speed
Susceptible: 0 Infected: 0 Recovered: 0 Day: 0

Understanding Epidemic Models

Learn about the different mathematical approaches to modeling disease spread

SIR Model

A compartmental model that divides the population into Susceptible, Infected, and Recovered groups.

LSTM Model

A deep learning approach that can capture complex patterns and long-term dependencies in time series data.

Prophet Model

A forecasting tool that excels at handling seasonality, holidays, and multiple trend changes.

ARIMA Model

A statistical model that combines autoregression, differencing, and moving average components.

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