Supervised Multi-Control Strategies for an SEIADR Epidemic Model
作者： Raul Nistal , Manuel De La Sen , Santiago Alonso-Quesada , Asier Ibeas
DOI: 10.1109/CONTROL.2018.8516897
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摘要: We discuss the use of a supervisory cost function being applied to parallel multi-control strategy on an SEIADR (susceptible-exposed-symptomatic infectious- asymptomatic infectious-dead lying bodies-recovered by immunity) Ebola-type epidemic model. Two strategies are proposed for on-line adjustment control gains vaccination, treatment and corpses removal actions. The functions eventually include weighted infection vaccination penalties have high definition freedom designer. Some simulations examples developed in order compare efficiency against unsupervised controls.
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