Customized SEIR Mathematical Model to Predict the trends of Vaccination for Spread of COVID-19

A. Alluhaidan, R. C. Poonia, P. P, Marwan Alluhaidan
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The uncertainty in life plans, restrictions on physical classrooms, loss of jobs, large number of infections and deaths due to COVID-19 are some significant causes of concern for the public as well as Governments all over the globe. Moreover, the exponential increase in the number of infected people in a short time is responsible for the collapse of the health industry during the pandemic caused by COVID-19. The health experts recommended that the quick and early diagnosis followed by treatment of patients in isolation is a way to minimize its spread and save lives. The objective of this research is to propose a customized SEIR model to predict the trends of vaccination in the USA. The experimental results prove that the Moderna vaccine reports the efficacy of 93%, which is higher than the Pfizer and Johnson and Johnson vaccines.
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自定义SEIR数学模型预测COVID-19疫苗接种趋势
人生计划的不确定性、对实体教室的限制、失业、COVID-19造成的大量感染和死亡,是全球公众和各国政府关注的一些重要原因。此外,感染人数在短时间内呈指数级增长,是COVID-19大流行期间卫生产业崩溃的原因。卫生专家建议,快速和早期诊断,然后对患者进行隔离治疗,是最大限度地减少其传播和挽救生命的一种方法。本研究的目的是提出一个定制的SEIR模型来预测美国疫苗接种的趋势。实验结果证明,Moderna疫苗报告的有效率为93%,高于辉瑞和强生的疫苗。
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