Summary of the Dynamic Model of Infectious Disease Transmission and its Application

Xuenan Wang ； Yadong Wu ； Chao Chen

《International Core Journal of Engineering》 8卷1期 (2022/01) Pp. 71-79

https://doi.org/10.6919/ICJE.202201_8(1).0010

摘要

The epidemic of infectious diseases has brought harm to society, so the study of the epidemic trend of viruses has been widely concerned by researchers. In this paper, by analyzing the current research status at home and abroad, the prediction models of infectious diseases are classified, and the principle and application of each model are introduced respectively. It mainly includes differential equation model, mainly introduces SIR, SEIR model, time series model ARIMA model and BP neural network model, compares the advantages and disadvantages of each model, helps readers quickly understand the main tasks and common methods of current model research. Finally, the methods and progress of infectious disease research models are summarized, the existing problems are analyzed, and the future research directions are prospected.

關鍵字

Infectious Disease ； Prediction ； Dynamical Model ； Neural Network

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