COVID-19 OVERVIEW IN SAUDI ARABIA USING THE SIRV MODEL
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https://doi.org/10.29121/granthaalayah.v11.i3.2023.5079Keywords:
SIRV, COVID-19, Model, Vaccine, Outbreak, PandemicAbstract [English]
In this paper, we propose a modified SIR model with the consideration of vaccinated individuals called SIRV. We provide a proof that the model’s solution is non-negative and derive the model reproduction number and steady state. Finally, we apply the model to analyze COVID -19 pandemic in Saudi Arabia over the last three years.
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