[HTML][HTML] Estimation of epidemiological indicators of COVID-19 in Algeria with an SIRD model
M Lounis, M Al-Raeei - Eurasian Journal of Medicine and …, 2021 - accscience.com
Eurasian Journal of Medicine and Oncology, 2021•accscience.com
Objectives: Since the first report the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in China on December
2019, enormous number of researches are ongoing to understand its epidemiological
characteristics. One of the most important tools used to understand the epidemic curve and
to predict its dynamic are epidemiological and statistical/mathematical models. Methods: We
used an SIR (Suspected-Infected-Recovered-Deceased) model to estimate the coefficients
of infection, recovery and death, the reproduction number, the specific time of contact, the …
2019, enormous number of researches are ongoing to understand its epidemiological
characteristics. One of the most important tools used to understand the epidemic curve and
to predict its dynamic are epidemiological and statistical/mathematical models. Methods: We
used an SIR (Suspected-Infected-Recovered-Deceased) model to estimate the coefficients
of infection, recovery and death, the reproduction number, the specific time of contact, the …
Abstract
Objectives: Since the first report the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in China on December 2019, enormous number of researches are ongoing to understand its epidemiological characteristics. One of the most important tools used to understand the epidemic curve and to predict its dynamic are epidemiological and statistical/mathematical models.
Methods: We used an SIR (Suspected-Infected-Recovered-Deceased) model to estimate the coefficients of infection, recovery and death, the reproduction number, the specific time of contact, the rate of recovery to the rate of death and the basic reproduction number and the peak of the COVID-19 epidemic in Algeria.
Results: According to the estimation of the SIRD model the peak of the epidemic will be reached on August-September in Algeria. The coefficient of infection, recovery and death are estimated at 0.1655, 0.1077 and 0.0035 (day-1) respectively. The basic reproduction value is 1.4876. The specific time of contact is estimated at 6.0423 days and the rate of recovery to the rate of death is estimated at 30.4183.
Conclusion: These results could contribute in the epidemiological characterization of COVID-19 in Algeria which will be helpful for the Algerian Authorities in the anti-COVID-19 battle. Results highlight also the role of the SIRD model in the study of COVID-19 dynamics.
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