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JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL DYNAMICS
卷 17, 期 1, 页码 -出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/17513758.2023.2256774
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COVID-19 model; dynamical quarantines; parameter estimation; identifiability of parameters; basic reproduction number; simulated annealing
This study adapts a computational approach to analyze the parameter identifiability of a compartmental model that describes the progression of the COVID-19 pandemic in Chile in early 2020. By analyzing synthetic data and regional epidemic data, the study finds that certain factors can lead to the loss of identifiability.
A computational approach is adapted to analyze the parameter identifiability of a compartmental model. The model is intended to describe the progression of the COVID-19 pandemic in Chile during the initial phase in early 2020 when government declared quarantine measures. The computational approach to analyze the structural and practical identifiability is applied in two parts, one for synthetic data and another for some Chilean regional data. The first part defines the identifiable parameter sets when these recover the true parameters used to create the synthetic data. The second part compares the results derived from synthetic data, estimating the identifiable parameter sets from regional Chilean epidemic data. Experiments provide evidence of the loss of identifiability if some initial conditions are estimated, the period of time used to fit is before the peak, and if a significant proportion of the population is involved in quarantine periods.
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