Dynamics of infectious disease mathematical model through unsupervised stochastic neural network paradigm.

Waseem, Sabir Ali, Aatif Ali, Adel Thaljaoui, Mutum Zico Meetei
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The viruses has spread globally and have been impacted lives of people socially and economically, which causes immense suffering throughout the world. Thousands of people died and millions of illnesses were brought, by the outbreak worldwide. In order to control the coronavirus pandemic, mathematical modeling proved to be an invaluable tool for analyzing and determining the potential and severity of the illness. This work proposed and assessed a deterministic six-compartment model with a novel stochastic neural network. The significance of the proposed model was demonstrated by numerical simulation in which the results are agreed with sensitivity analysis. Furthermore, the efficacy of stochastic neural network has been proven with the help of numerical simulations. Some investigations have been conducted through graphs and tables that how the vaccination process is helpful to minimize stress in society. The numerical simulations also focused on preventing the community-wide spread of the disease. The lowest residual errors have been achieved by our proposed stochastic neural network and compared with numerical solvers to assess the accuracy and robustness of the proposed approach.

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