Disbmodels
Disbmodels is a term that refers to a class of computational models used to simulate the distribution and spread of diseases within populations. These models are crucial tools for understanding epidemiological patterns, predicting future outbreaks, and evaluating the potential impact of various intervention strategies. They often incorporate mathematical equations and algorithms to represent factors such as disease transmission rates, incubation periods, recovery times, and population demographics.
The fundamental principle behind many disbmodels is the compartmental model, where a population is divided into
Disbmodels are utilized in a wide range of applications, including forecasting the spread of infectious diseases